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ETP NameSymbolAsset ClassNet Expense RatioTotal Assets
in ETF/ETP
% Exposure
to HTGC
Exposure to HTGC
(Calculated)
Leveraged/
Inverse
ETP Type
FT CONFLUENCE BDC & SPECIALTY FINANCE INCOME ETF
FBDC
Sector Equity13.69%$40.9M10.36%$4.2M1ETF
WHITEWOLF PUBLICLY LISTED PRIVATE EQUITY ETF
LBO
Sector Equity6.71%$9.8M8.47%$831.8K1ETF
PUTNAM BDC INCOME ETF
PBDC
Sector Equity13.49%$246.9M7.43%$18.3M1ETF
PROSHARES GLOBAL LISTED PRIVATE EQUITY ETF
PEX
Sector Equity2.95%$13.8M4.49%$619.3K1ETF
SOUND ENHANCED FIXED INCOME ETF
FXED
Allocation2.51%$44.7M3.33%$1.5M1ETF
VANECK BDC INCOME ETF
BIZD
Sector Equity12.86%$1.6B3.31%$51.5M1ETF
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Top basket holdings are as of the date indicated and may not be representative of the fund's current or future investments. ETF shares are created when a large institutional investor called an Authorized Participant deposits a portfolio of securities into the fund (a "Basket") in exchange for an institutional block of ETF shares (usually 50,000). This is referred to as "in kind" creation because a basket of securities is exchanged for ETF shares rather than using cash. In the case of redemptions, the ETF sponsor returns a basket of securities to the Authorized Participant in exchange for an institutional block of ETF shares. The Basket Holdings is the portfolio of securities that can be exchanged on a daily basis for ETF shares. In some circumstances, cash may be accepted in lieu of some or all of the securities in the Basket.