NEOS QQQI crosses $15 billion after $7 billion of 2026 inflows
The fund is expected to join Goldman Sachs Asset Management's lineup in early 2027, pending completion of the acquisition, ETF Trends reported.
At a glance
NEOS's QQQI crossed $15 billion in assets under management last week after $7.0 billion in net inflows in the first nine months of 2026, ETF Trends reported.
The fund pairs long Nasdaq-100 exposure with an options overlay that harvests option premiums from market volatility into monthly cash flow.
QQQI is expected to join the Goldman Sachs Asset Management lineup in early 2027, pending completion of an acquisition, per ETF Trends.
NEOS's QQQI crossed $15 billion in assets under management last week after $7.0 billion in net inflows in the first nine months of 2026, ETF Trends reported.
The fund pairs long Nasdaq-100 exposure with an options overlay that harvests option premiums from market volatility into monthly cash flow. ETF Trends describes the structure as tax-efficient income for investors who might otherwise tilt toward slower-growing value sectors.
QQQI is expected to join the Goldman Sachs Asset Management lineup in early 2027, pending completion of an acquisition, per ETF Trends. That is the deal this publication described in August as giving Goldman a ready-made shelf in options-income ETFs.
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