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Updated on 9/3/2026
Provides diverse ETFs including leveraged funds
$125k/yr
Dallas, TX, USA
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Hybrid schedule; travel up to 25% for product presentations and conferences.
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ProShares designs and manages Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) that trade on stock exchanges for individual, advisor, and institutional investors. Its ETFs hold baskets of assets and can offer leveraged or inverse exposure, dividend-focused strategies, or sector-specific bets, and they trade like stocks all day with management fees on assets under management. The firm differentiates itself with a broad lineup of specialized tools that target income, hedging, or tactical market exposure for both short-term trading and long-term investing. Its goal is to help clients diversify, manage risk, and pursue financial objectives through accessible, exchange-traded exposure to specific market moves.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Bethesda, Maryland
Founded
1999
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ProShares Launches new suite of Autocallable Income ETFs for S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100. ProShares has launched three new Autocallable Income ETFs, marking a significant shift in how retail and institutional investors access structured products. By wrapping complex autocallable note strategies into a liquid ETF format, the firm is democratizing a high-yield asset class that has historically been restricted to the cumbersome world of individual debt instruments. What was announced. ProShares introduced three distinct exchange-traded funds designed to provide exposure to autocallable note strategies linked to major equity benchmarks. The new funds are the ProShares S&P 500 Autocallable Income ETF (NASDAQ: ACSP), the ProShares Nasdaq-100 Autocallable Income ETF (NASDAQ: ACQQ), and the ProShares Russell 2000 Autocallable Income ETF (NASDAQ: ACRT). Autocallable notes are structured debt instruments that pay regular income and return principal at maturity, provided the underlying index does not fall below a predetermined barrier. Traditionally, these instruments were purchased as individual notes with fixed terms, creating management hurdles for investors. ProShares is addressing this by using a laddered maturity approach. Each ETF targets a portfolio of autocallables with staggered dates, aiming to deliver a more consistent income stream and greater diversification than a single note could provide. It is important to note that these ETFs do not invest directly in physical autocallable notes. Instead, they gain exposure through swap agreements that track indices replicating the performance of equivalent note strategies. This structure allows for the transparency and daily liquidity inherent to the ETF vehicle. To further support transparency, ProShares has launched interactive dashboards for ACSP, ACQQ, and ACRT, allowing investors to monitor the specific autocallable ladder within each fund. "Autocallable strategies have traditionally been accessed through individual notes, making them cumbersome for many investors to purchase and manage. Our Autocallable Income ETFs are designed to offer the attractive income potential of a diversified autocallable notes strategy with liquid, single-ticker access." The companies involved. ProShares is a leading provider of ETFs, recognized for its extensive lineup of alternative and thematic investment products. The firm is part of a broader financial group that includes ProFunds, a provider of mutual funds that similarly focuses on specialized investment strategies. ProShares has built its reputation by offering investors tools to manage risk and enhance returns through sophisticated structures, including geared (leveraged and inverse) ETFs. The new funds rely on indices from major global providers, including S&P Dow Jones Indices and Nasdaq OMX Group Inc. S&P Dow Jones Indices is one of the world's largest resources for index-based concepts and data, providing the underlying benchmarks for a vast array of global investment products. Nasdaq OMX Group Inc. operates the Nasdaq Stock Market and provides the technology and indexing for the Nasdaq-100, a key benchmark for the technology sector. Additionally, SEI Investments Distribution Co. serves as a distributor in the ecosystem, while Hewes Communications and AA&R Investment Group operate within the professional services and investment management landscape supporting these market participants. What FF News has reported before. FF News has closely followed the evolution of index-based products and the expansion of major index providers into new asset classes. We previously covered how S&P Dow Jones Indices and Pantera Capital Launch New Digital Asset Index, highlighting the firm's move into the cryptocurrency space. Our reporting also includes personnel shifts within these major institutions, such as when Equiniti Appoints S&P Global Veteran Stan Guzik as CTO of Shareholder Services, reflecting the deep bench of talent at S&P Global. Furthermore, we have tracked broader market infrastructure developments, including when the DTCC Successfully Processes Live U.S. Trades Using New Asset Tokenization Service and AMINA Bank Launches Trading and Custody for Hyperliquid's HYPE Token. What this means. This move by ProShares puts significant pressure on traditional structured product desks at major investment banks. By removing the "cumbersome" nature of individual notes - such as high minimums and lack of secondary market liquidity - ProShares is effectively commoditizing a high-margin banking product. For fintech professionals and wealth managers, this represents a shift toward "yield-stacking" strategies that are easier to integrate into automated portfolios. The use of swap agreements rather than direct note holdings is a sophisticated choice that ensures liquidity but requires investors to trust the counterparty risk management of the ETF. Watch for whether these ETFs can maintain their income targets during periods of high market volatility, which typically triggers the "autocall" features of the underlying notes. Featured speakers.
ProShares launches suite of Autocallable Income ETFs. Aug 14, 2026. Three new ETFs provide simpler access to autocallable strategies linked to the S&P 500, Nasdaq-100, and Russell 2000 BETHESDA, Md. - ProShares, a premier provider of ETFs, today announced the launch of three new Autocallable Income ETFs, offering investors a simpler way to access autocallable strategies with the liquidity, transparency, and convenience of an ETF. Autocallables are income-generating structured instruments linked to the performance of an underlying market index. Each new fund provides exposure to an autocallable notes strategy linked to the S&P 500, Nasdaq-100, or Russell 2000 through a single-ticker solution. The ETFs launched today are: "Autocallable strategies have traditionally been accessed through individual notes, making them cumbersome for many investors to purchase and manage," said ProShares CEO Michael L. Sapir. "Our Autocallable Income ETFs are designed to offer the attractive income potential of a diversified autocallable notes strategy with liquid, single-ticker access." Each fund's strategy targets a portfolio of autocallables with staggered, or laddered maturities. The laddered approach is designed to provide diversification* across maturities and a more consistent stream of income than an investment in a single autocallable. Investors can monitor each fund's autocallable ladder through an interactive dashboard on each fund's webpage: ACSP, ACQQ, ACRT. *Diversification does not ensure a profit or guarantee against a loss. About ProShares ProShares has been at the forefront of the ETF revolution since 2006, offering one of the industry's largest ETF lineups. ProShares, together with its mutual fund affiliate, ProFunds, manages more than $102 billion in assets.[1] The company is a leader in strategies such as dividend growth, high income, interest rate hedged bond, crypto and geared (leveraged and inverse) ETF investing. ProShares continues to innovate with products that provide strategic and tactical opportunities for investors to manage risk and enhance returns. [1] As of 7/31/26 Autocallable Income ETF Key Facts * Fund names: ProShares S&P 500 Autocallable Income ETF (ACSP); ProShares Nasdaq-100 Autocallable Income ETF (ACQQ); ProShares Russell 2000 Autocallable Income ETF (ACRT) * Tickers: ACSP; ACQQ; ACRT * Category: Income ETF; Structured Products; Autocallable Strategy * Investment objective: Seeks high income and potentially tax-efficient distributions through a laddered portfolio of autocallable notes linked to the S&P 500, Nasdaq-100 or Russell 2000. * Investment theme: Autocallable strategies; Autocallable notes; Structured products; Income investing; Laddered autocallable strategy; S&P 500; Nasdaq-100; Russell 2000 * Visit the Fund pages: ACSP, ACQQ and ACRT * Explore the Autocallable Income ETFs Investment Case Insight Steve Schaefer (212) 207-9456 [email protected] (866) 776-5125 [email protected]
ProShares Launches SKHU ETF Targeting 2x Daily Returns of SK hynix. Jul 14, 2026. World's largest provider of leveraged and inverse ETFs expands its single-stock ETF lineup with 2x SK hynix ETF following the U.S. listing of the company's ADRs BETHESDA, Md. - July 14, 2026 - ProShares, the world's leader in geared (leveraged and inverse) investing, today announced the launch of ProShares Ultra SK hynix (NYSE Arca: SKHU), targeting 2x the daily returns of SK hynix. The 2x SK hynix ETF gives U.S. investors, for the first time, a way to magnify a bullish view on the company. SK hynix's U.S. listing of its ADRs drew significant investor interest, with shares rising approximately 13% on the day of offering to close at $168.01.[1] The company is a leading manufacturer of advanced memory chips and plays an important role in AI infrastructure by supplying memory used in artificial intelligence, data centers, and digital devices. "Demand for advanced memory chips has grown alongside the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence," said ProShares CEO Michael L. Sapir. "SKHU gives investors a convenient way to magnify a bullish view on SK hynix through a single ticker in a brokerage account." ProShares offers the world's largest lineup of geared ETFs, with more than 115 funds and over $85 billion in assets across equities, fixed income, commodities, currencies, crypto, and volatility.[2] The 2x SK hynix ETF joins ProShares' lineup of single-stock ETFs, including funds targeting 2x daily returns of SpaceX, Circle, Coinbase, NVIDIA, Palantir and Tesla. About ProShares ProShares has been at the forefront of the ETF revolution since 2006, offering one of the industry's largest ETF lineups. ProShares, together with its mutual fund affiliate, ProFunds, manages more than $112 billion in assets.[3] The company is a leader in strategies such as dividend growth, high income, interest rate hedged bond, crypto and geared (leveraged and inverse) ETF investing. ProShares continues to innovate with products that provide strategic and tactical opportunities for investors to manage risk and enhance returns. [1] Yahoo Finance, as of 7/13/26 [2] Morningstar, as of 6/30/26 [3] As of 6/30/26 SKHU Key Facts * Fund name: ProShares Ultra SK hynix * Ticker: SKHU * Category: Leveraged single-stock ETF; Leveraged semiconductor ETF * Investment objective: Targets 2x the daily returns of SK hynix * Investment theme: Artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure; Semiconductor industry; High-bandwidth memory (HBM) * Visit the SKHU Fund page * Explore the 2x SK hynix Quick Take FAQs Steve Schaefer (212) 207-9456 [email protected] (866) 776-5125 [email protected]
ProShares debuts stablecoin-friendly money market ETF with same-day settlement features. * By Jai Hamid * Updated: February 19 2026 7:18 PM UTC 3 mins read In this post: * ProShares launched the GENIUS Money Market ETF (IQMM), which meets GENIUS Act rules and can be used for stablecoin reserves. * IQMM invests only in short-term U.S. Treasuries and offers intraday trading, weekly payouts, dual NAV, and same-day settlement. * President Donald Trump's family is backing USD1, a dollar-pegged stablecoin marketed by World Liberty Financial as an upgraded version of the U.S. dollar. ProShares on Wednesday announced the launch of the ProShares GENIUS Money Market ETF (IQMM) and said the fund meets the strict requirements of the GENIUS Act, which makes it eligible to hold stablecoin reserves. The company said IQMM invests only in short-term U.S. Treasuries and is built for principal preservation and price stability. ProShares says it built IQMM for stablecoin treasuries. Michael L. Sapir, CEO of ProShares, said the fund was designed to serve institutional and crypto-linked demand. "We believe that IQMM will be an attractive cash management alternative for institutional investors, including stablecoin treasuries, as well as financial professionals and individual investors," Michael said. Michael added that the structure goes beyond standard money market requirements. "IQMM reflects ProShares' continued commitment to building innovative products for evolving markets," Michael said. "The fund offers a more conservative approach to cash management than is required by standard money market rules, with all the known benefits and convenience of an ETF." ProShares said the portfolio holds only short-term U.S. government debt and does not include corporate credit exposure, as the focus remains on safety of principal while offering intraday liquidity through exchange trading. Trump family calls its stablecoin USD1 an upgraded dollar. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump's family is also working on its own dollar-linked crypto product. The U.S. dollar was created in 1792, when the federal government established control over currency issuance and since then, presidents have generally repeated a "strong dollar" policy and left currency issuance in federal hands. That pattern changed last March when a company partly owned by President Donald Trump and his family began marketing a cryptocurrency called USD1. The stablecoin is designed to track the value of the U.S. dollar, similar to how the original dollar was pegged to the Spanish silver dollar in the late 18th century. World Liberty Financial, the Trump-linked firm behind USD1, markets the token on its website as "The Dollar. Upgraded." and describes it as "still the US dollar, but for a new era." Reporters questioned why a dollar-linked product would be run by the president's family rather than the U.S. Treasury, and the network interviewed Don and Eric at a crypto event held near Mar-a-Lago's pool. Don said, "This is actually going to preserve dollar hegemony." He added, "There's crypto companies that are the top five buyers in the world. That's going to actually stabilize the US dollar and do all the things that we need to." Eric Trump said, "We're going to lead the way as Americans. You're going to leave that to whom, JPMorgan, to do? You're going to leave that to the federal government to do?" Eric criticized large banks directly. "Do you think big banks will actually do this?" Eric said. "It's been 50 years, where bankers are working six hours a day. They have a two-hour lunch break. They're typically out of the office at four o'clock in the afternoon." The brothers tied their entry into crypto to events following the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot, when parts of the banking system declined to continue business relationships with the Trump family. Don said, "We didn't get into crypto because we were on the leading edge. We got into it out of necessity. They basically forced us into it." Eric told reporters, "We were the most cancelled people in the world in 2020, 2021, and it's really great to almost have this retribution where all of a sudden we start pushing an agenda." "Our agenda was to modernize finance, to allow that to never ever, ever happen to anybody again," Eric said. Don described the traditional banking system as a "Ponzi scheme" and said banks "created this monster" when accounts were closed over political affiliations. Eric recalled that during the period after his father left the White House, financial institutions cut off accounts linked to the family's commercial properties and golf courses. "These are commercial buildings, residential buildings, golf courses around the world," Eric said. "They were pulling these accounts from us like we were absolute dogs. We couldn't pay our vendors, we couldn't pay our employees. And so we said, listen, there has to be a better way." Eric pointed to the launch of Truth Social after social media platforms banned President Trump and said the family responded similarly in finance after banks reduced ties. Read Disclaimer
ProShares rolls out new ETF built for stablecoin treasuries under U.S. Rules. ProShares launches an ETF built for stablecoin treasuries under U.S. reserve rules, using short-term Treasuries that meet GENIUS Act limits. By Kelvin Munene February 19, 2026 4 Mins Read Tl;dr. * IQMM invests only in U.S. Treasuries maturing within 93 days under GENIUS Act rules. * Stablecoin supply may reach $2T-$4T by 2030, analysts say. * ProShares targets issuers needing safe and liquid reserves for daily redemptions. * Trump family promotes USD1 stablecoin as demand for regulated reserves increases. ProShares has introduced a new money market exchange-traded fund designed to meet the strict reserve rules for dollar-backed stablecoins in the United States. The launch of the ProShares GENIUS Money Market ETF, known as IQMM, reflects growing demand for highly liquid instruments that comply with the GENIUS Act. The law requires stablecoin issuers to hold reserves backed by safe assets, including short-term U.S. government debt. The stablecoin market is expanding, and regulators now expect issuers to maintain strict liquidity standards. ProShares built IQMM to match those rules and give issuers a clear option for short-duration assets. Market growth is drawing institutional attention, and new reserve tools are becoming more common as stablecoins gain wider use. IQMM targets stablecoin reserve requirements. IQMM invests only in cash and U.S. Treasury bills with maturities of 93 days or less. This matches the GENIUS Act's requirement that reserves remain liquid and risk-controlled. The structure aims to help issuers meet daily redemption needs without selling longer-dated securities during volatile periods. ProShares CEO Michael L. Sapir said IQMM was created to serve institutional demand, including stablecoin treasuries and large financial firms. He said the fund offers a conservative approach to cash management while maintaining the convenience of an ETF. The company added that IQMM avoids corporate credit exposure and focuses only on government paper. The fund provides intraday liquidity through exchange trading and uses same-day settlement features. ProShares said these mechanics can help issuers move reserve assets with greater speed. The design also allows weekly income payouts, which may appeal to institutional cash managers using regulated instruments. Stablecoin market growth drives reserve innovation. The stablecoin market currently sits just under $300 billion in circulation. Policymakers and analysts expect rapid expansion over the next several years. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has said the market could reach $2 trillion by 2028. He later suggested it may approach $3 trillion by 2030 as adoption increases. Wall Street forecasts show wide expectations. Citi issued a base projection of $1.9 trillion by 2030 and outlined a higher scenario of $4 trillion. Standard Chartered has issued a $2 trillion estimate and warned that as much as $500 billion may move out of the U.S. banking system and into stablecoins. IQMM was built for this environment, where regulated structures are becoming central to market operations. Stablecoin issuers must now demonstrate that reserves are held in compliant, liquid instruments. ProShares said IQMM is shaped to meet those needs with clear alignment to federal rules. Trump-Linked USD1 stablecoin draws new attention. The launch of IQMM comes as the Trump family promotes its own dollar-pegged stablecoin, USD1. The token is issued by World Liberty Financial and is marketed as an upgraded version of the U.S. dollar. It is designed to track the dollar's value while using blockchain rails instead of traditional settlement tools. Don and Eric Trump have said USD1 could help preserve the dollar's global role as digital money expands. They pointed to rising demand for regulated stablecoins and said private issuers may help modernize U.S. financial infrastructure. They also noted that stablecoin issuers are now among the world's largest buyers of U.S. Treasury bills. The Trump family said they entered the market after banks reduced ties with several of their businesses. They argued that blockchain tools can offer more direct control of financial access and reduce reliance on traditional banking networks. Kelvin Munene is a crypto and finance journalist with over 5 years of experience in market analysis and expert commentary. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Actuarial Science from Mount Kenya University and is known for meticulous research in cryptocurrency, blockchain, and financial markets. His work has been featured in top publications including Coingape, Cryptobasic, MetaNews, Coinedition, and Analytics Insight. Kelvin specializes in uncovering emerging crypto trends and delivering data-driven analyses to help readers make informed decisions. Outside of work, he enjoys chess, traveling, and exploring new adventures. February 19, 2026