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- Global Beta Low Beta ETF (GBLO) is an exchange-traded fund that seeks to track the performance, before fees and expenses, of the Target Index, which focuses on low-beta, large-cap value equities primarily in the United States. The ETF invests in a portfolio of approximately 103 holdings, with significant concentration in its top 10 positions representing 46.25% of assets, including leading holdings such as Exxon Mobil Corp and McKesson Corp; it emphasizes U.S.-domiciled companies comprising 99.62% of its geographic exposure, targeting institutional and retail investors seeking reduced volatility relative to broader market benchmarks. Issued under the Global Beta ETF Trust and sponsored by Global Beta Advisors, the fund operates within the large cap blend equities segment and provides exposure to low-volatility strategies without ESG-specific themes or K1 distributions. Global Beta Advisors, founded in 2016 and headquartered at 1364 Welsh Road, North Wales, Pennsylvania, serves as the investment adviser for GBLO, managing assets through factor-based and index strategies. The ETF, part of the Global Beta ETF Trust, trades on the NYSE and caters to investors interested in large value and low-beta profiles, with a reported net asset value around $5.83 million to $5.98 million as of recent data. GBLO remains listed for trading as of December 2025, with no confirmed delisting or liquidation announcements in public records, unlike various other ETFs closed by issuers such as Global X in 2025; its inactivity status noted in some databases reflects low trading volume rather than termination. Recent SEC filings from 2019 detail standard operational agreements, including investment advisory, custody with U.S. Bank National Association, and distribution via Compass Distributors, LLC, with no major partnerships, acquisitions, funding rounds, or product launches reported in the last 1-2 years. The fund continues to offer a dividend yield of approximately 3.22%, supporting its role in income-oriented, low-risk equity portfolios.