Emles to Donate All ETF Creation Fees to Support Aid to the People of Ukraine

NEW YORK, Feb. 28, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Emles Advisors LLC ("Emles") announced today that it will match all creation fees collected through June 28, 2022, to support the dire humanitarian situation in Ukraine.

The Emles donation will match 100% of creation fees collected across the firm's suite of exchange-traded funds (ETF) to the Red Cross to help support civilians affected by the armed conflict through Ukraine's Constitution Day on June 28, 2022.

The idea for the initiative began when the firm recognized the Emles Federal Contractors ETF's (FEDX) holdings of federal defense and security contractors may attract increased investor attention and interest.

"Emles Advisors stands firmly behind Ukraine and its people during these difficult times, and we view it as our responsibility to take a stand against unprovoked Russian aggression," said Portfolio Manager Yevgeniy Shelkovskiy, CFA, CAIA. "We implore the rest of the investment community to follow suit and take action in any way possible."

• Emles Federal Contractors ETF (FEDX)
• Emles Made in America ETF (AMER)
• Emles @Home ETF (LIV)
• Emles Luxury Goods ETF (LUXE)
• Emles Real Estate Credit ETF (REC)
• Emles Alpha Opportunities ETF (EOPS)

About Emles Advisors LLC
Emles Advisors is an asset manager dedicated to developing unique, differentiated investment strategies for retail investors, financial advisors and institutional clients. Founded by Gabriel Hammond and Dave Saxena, the Emles team combines its collective experience, ingenuity and thoughtful research to provide investors with creative solutions to meet today's investment challenges. Please visit www.emles.com for more information.

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