IncomeShares Hits $60M AUM – August 2025 Growth Snapshot

IncomeShares just reached a new milestone: $60 million in assets under management (AUM). Our exchange-traded products (ETPs) have continued to see strong growth so far this year. This article tracks this growth using three key metrics: fund flows, trading turnover, and AUM across our ETP range.

1. Cumulative fund flows

Cumulative fund flows represent the total amount of capital that has entered (or exited) the IncomeShares ETP range over time. Positive cumulative flows mean more money has come in than gone out – a sign of growing investor demand for IncomeShares products.

As shown in the chart below, IncomeShares ETPs have seen consistent monthly inflows throughout 2025. Cumulative fund flows climbed from $13.7 million in January to reach $63.9 million by the end of July. Each month has built on the last, reflecting growing interest in options-based strategies that aim to generate income.

2. Trading turnover growth

Trading turnover refers to the total dollar value of IncomeShares ETPs bought and sold by investors. A higher turnover means more trading activity.

Combined turnover across IncomeShares ETPs for July was $24.3 million. The chart below shows the monthly breakdowns by exchange and currency listing, using end-of-July GBPUSD and EURUSD exchange rates for comparability.

Total turnover has almost doubled since January. The data suggests increasing demand for options-based income strategies across listed venues in Europe and the UK.

3. Assets under management (AUM) growth

IncomeShares hit a new milestone in August: $60 million in total AUM.

AUM has grown every month this year, from $13.8 million in January to $60 million as of 11 August – even as our ETPs continue to pay out consistent monthly income to investors.

IncomeShares currently offers 19 ETPs that aim to generate monthly income by selling options on single stocks, US stock market indexes, Treasury bonds, and commodities. The ETPs also have some upside exposure to the underlying investments themselves, based on their strategy and market conditions