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IncomeShares ETPs are exchange-traded products designed to generate regular income by employing options strategies and paying out monthly distributions.

Income is generated by selling options, such as covered calls or cash-secured puts, on underlying securities, and earning a return on held cash. Income is generated by selling options, such as covered calls or cash-secured puts, on underlying securities, and earning a return on held cash.

The primary objective is to provide consistent income while maintaining exposure to underlying assets such as equity indices or stocks.

These ETPs may be suitable for income-focused investors who prioritize steady cash flow over capital growth potential.These ETPs might be suitable for income-focused investors who prioritize steady cash flow over capital growth potential.

Covered call strategies involve holding stock or commodity exposure and selling call options on those assets. While this limits potential gains from asset price increases, it generates premium income, which is distributed to investors. Covered call strategies involve holding stock or commodity exposure and selling call options on those assets. While this limits potential gains from asset price increases, it generates premium income, which is distributed to investors.

This strategy involves selling put options on a stock or index. If the put options are exercised, the ETP is obligated to purchase the underlying stocks at the strike price. The premiums collected from selling puts provide income for the ETP to distribute to investors.

Distributions are typically paid monthly.

These ETPs commonly use covered calls or cash-secured puts to generate income.

Selling options can cap potential upside gains or expose the fund to downside risk if the underlying asset’s price falls significantly.

• Market Risk: The value of the underlying assets may decline.
• Options Risk: The options strategy may not perform as expected.
• Distribution Risk: Monthly distributions may vary or decrease.
• Taxation Risk: Depending on the jurisdiction, distributions may have different tax implications.

Volatility can be beneficial for options-based strategies, as higher volatility often increases the premiums received for selling options. However, extreme market conditions can lead to losses.

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No, IncomeShares ETPs do not use leverage.

Yields vary depending on market conditions and the success of the options strategy. Check the latest fund factsheet or website for updated yield information.

Yes, if their broker provides access to the European exchange(s) where the ETPs are listed.

Refer to the “How to Invest” section of the IncomeShares website for a list of supported brokers.

IncomeShares ETPs are domiciled in Ireland. Distributions to non-U.S. investors are typically not subject to U.S. withholding tax. Tax treatment depends on the investor’s residency and local regulations—consult a tax advisor for specifics.