Porter & Company Porter Portfolio Index ETF
$PCPP
The Porter & Company Porter Portfolio Index ETF (the “Fund”) seeks to track the investment results, before fees and expenses, of the Porter & Co. Porter Portfolio Index (the “Index”).
The Fund
Diversified Exposure
The fund generally tracks the Index, which is a rules-based multi-asset index designed to provide diversified exposure across property and casualty insurance equities, quality-oriented equities, and select income and real asset exposures.
Under normal market conditions, the Porter Portfolio Index allocates its weight as follows:
Property & Casualty Insurance
Exposure to leading publicly traded property and casualty insurance equities, drawn from a rules-based index that incorporates underwriting performance.
Capital-Efficient Equities
U.S.-traded companies selected for sustained profitability, capital efficiency, growth, and shareholder-return characteristics.
Hard
Assets
Exposure to Bitcoin and precious metals, obtained through the fund’s wholly-owned Cayman Islands subsidiary.
Short-Term Fixed Income
Short-duration fixed income investments, including short-term U.S. Treasury and investment-grade bond exposures.
Why PCPP
How PCPP Is Built
The Porter & Company Porter Portfolio Index ETF brings four distinct strategy components together in a single fund, seeking diversified exposure across assets that each play a different part through the market cycle.
Rules-Based, Not Discretionary
The Fund tracks an index whose holdings are chosen by published, quantitative rules rather than by manager discretion or short-term market views.
Selected,
Not Just Sized
Across its equity sleeves, the Fund's holdings are screened on profitability and capital efficiency rather than weighted by market capitalization alone.
Hard Assets,
Built In
The Fund holds dedicated exposure to Bitcoin and precious metals, gained through a wholly-owned subsidiary rather than by investing in those assets directly within the Fund itself.
Rebalanced With Discipline
The Fund's target allocations are reset on a scheduled annual basis rather than drifting with the market, restoring the intended balance each year.