Global X to liquidate four ETFs as Wednesday's SEC record stays empty
The SEC recorded 0 routine ETF filings and 0 fund closures on Wednesday, September 16, 2026. Global X said it will liquidate BTRN, IRVH, QCLR and XCLR, with trading ending October 16.
Global X announced Wednesday that it will liquidate four exchange-traded funds, a notice that arrived by press release rather than as a filing on the SEC record. Trading stops at the close on Friday, October 16. Liquidation is scheduled on or around Friday, October 23, when anyone still holding shares is to receive cash equal to net asset value. The company said it will bear liquidation expenses other than brokerage, and that shareholders may sell until that last session, with customary brokerage charges applying.
The four funds, as of Wednesday:
Two collared large-cap funds, a bitcoin-trend futures sleeve, and a TIPS hedge.
Wednesday's SEC record posted 0 routine filings and 0 closures, after two issuer registrations on Tuesday. Morgan Stanley files seven Eaton Vance muni ETFs with the fee left blank remains a registration, with ticker, exchange, and fee left blank. GraniteShares files 2x ETFs on SB Energy, ChargePoint, Stratolaunch and Altera remains a request to register eight daily 2x series, not a listing.
No prospectus supplement for the four Global X funds has been filed. That filing is the next paper to watch.
Frequently asked
What happens if I still hold shares after trading stops?
Remaining holders receive cash equal to net asset value at liquidation, scheduled on or around October 23.
Can I sell before then?
Yes, shareholders may sell up until the final trading session, with customary brokerage charges applying.
Who pays the cost of winding the funds down?
Global X said it will bear liquidation expenses other than brokerage.
What are the four funds?
Two 95-110 collar funds on the Nasdaq-100 and S&P 500, a bitcoin trend futures strategy, and a rate-volatility and inflation hedge.