IFLR vs MAUG

IFLRCInnovator International Developed Managed Floor ETF

MAUGCPacer Swan SOS Moderate (August) ETF

In short

IFLR Innovator's managed-floor engine, pointed overseas for the first time: a basket of developed-market stocks wrapped in a laddered put overlay that aims to hold annual losses near 8-12%.

MAUG —No data

Stated mandate

IFLR The Fund seeks capital appreciation from international developed equities while limiting potential maximum losses through an actively managed, laddered options overlay.

MAUG —No data

Why people hold it

• IFLR The first time Innovator has run its Managed Floor strategy outside US equities, with Parametric handling the options work.globenewswire.cominnovatoretfs.com
• Targets 70-80% participation in developed-market upside while aiming to limit annual losses to roughly 8-12%, before fees and expenses.globenewswire.com
• The options are laddered rather than locked to a single outcome period, so there is no start date to time. The floor rolls forward instead of resetting on a calendar.innovatoretfs.com
• Owns the stocks themselves, roughly 300 of them, sampled against the MSCI EAFE Index rather than stacked on top of other funds.

MAUG —No data

Worth knowing

• IFLR 0.89% a year, matching the median for floor funds. That fee buys the overlay and the active management, not the index exposure underneath it.
• Calls get sold to help pay for the puts, which is why participation is partial. A strong overseas rally is only partly yours.globenewswire.com
• Launched in late 2025 and thinly traded so far, so spreads can be wide and there is little live history to judge the floor across a full cycle.

MAUG —No data

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