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ProShares files for AI hyperscaler bond ETF tracking VettaFi index

The index is nearly 75% AA-rated or higher, with almost half its holdings maturing in a decade or more.

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  • ProShares has filed to launch an AI hyperscaler bond ETF that would track a VettaFi index.

  • Nearly 75% of the index's holdings are AA-rated or higher, and almost half mature in a decade or more.

  • The filing is a proposal, not a launch; no fee, ticker or launch date is disclosed, nor is any approval reported.

ProShares has filed to launch an AI hyperscaler bond ETF that would track a VettaFi index.

Nearly 75% of the index's holdings are AA-rated or higher, and almost half mature in a decade or more.

The filing is a proposal, not a launch; no fee, ticker or launch date is disclosed, nor is any approval reported.

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