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- Corgi U.S. Small-Cap 2x Daily ETF (Ticker: VBX) is a U.S.-listed exchange-traded fund that seeks to provide leveraged exposure to the performance of a U.S. small-cap equity index. The fund aims to deliver twice the daily performance of its targeted benchmark, facilitating high-conviction tactical positioning for investors seeking amplified exposure to small-cap equities. Main Products and Services: leveraged equity exposure products; daily leveraged ETF structure; index tracking of U.S. small-cap segment; fund administration and custody; secondary market trading on major U.S. exchanges; periodic share creation and redemption; distribution and tax reporting; investor education and product materials. Latest Major Company Changes: announced or implemented leveraged fund strategy updates; potential revisions to index methodology or rebalancing procedures; partnerships with index providers or ETF sponsors; new or enhanced product launches in the small-cap/leveraged ETF space; potential capital-raising or liquidity initiatives; reorganizations or rebrandings within the sponsor family; operational changes to support daily rebalancing and risk controls in the leveraged product segment. Additional Context: Industry and business segments include exchange-traded funds, passive and synthetic index replication, and leveraged/inverse products. Target markets comprise qualified institutional investors, financial advisors, and individual investors seeking amplified exposure to U.S. small-cap equities. Geographic operations are global fund distribution with listings on U.S. exchanges. Founding year and headquarter location pertain to the ETF sponsor and fund management entity. The product may have affiliates or parent relationships within a broader family of ETFs and index-based products.