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Corgi Expands ETF Lineup with 24 New Leveraged and Buffer Funds

AI fintech startup Corgi has listed 24 new exchange-traded funds on the Cboe BZX Exchange, split between a suite of leveraged single-stock products and a series of defined-outcome buffer funds designed to mitigate market volatility through July 2027.

Bio & NewsJuly 2, 2026661 reads0

The expansion includes 15 leveraged 2x daily ETFs, which debuted June 30. These funds, including 14 single-stock vehicles and one tracking the Corgi Quantum Computing ETF, carry a 0.45% expense ratio. Each is designed to provide twice the daily performance of its underlying asset, targeting sophisticated investors who actively manage their positions. The lineup covers a diverse range of equities, from Apple and GameStop to specialized tech firms like IonQ and Rocket Lab.

Following these, nine July Series Structured Buffer ETFs launched on July 2. These funds utilize Flexible Exchange Options to provide investors with price return exposure capped at specific levels, while simultaneously offering a buffer against downside losses. With a net expense ratio of 0.30%, these funds span across U.S. large-cap, growth, small-cap, and international markets. Notably, the series includes varying protection levels, ranging from a 10% buffer to a 100% buffer on SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust losses. Corgi CEO Nicolas Laqua stated that the firm aims to capture market share by offering competitive pricing and greater choice for investors navigating current market conditions.

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