1. IVOL
The Quadratic Interest Rate Volatility and Inflation Hedge ETF uses Treasury-inflation-protected securities, or TIPS, and interest rate derivatives to hedge against inflation and fixed income volatility. While most people first think about TIPS to hedge inflation, the problem with TIPS is their long durations, which means they are prone to lower prices when their yields rise, so IVOL uses fixed income options to counter that duration risk, specifically ones based on the Treasury yield curve (the differences between the two and ten-year notes).
It was launched in May 2019.
2. INFL
The Horizon Kinetics Inflation Beneficiaries ETF concentrates on stocks that might benefit from inflation while generating superior returns over the entire economic cycle. Specifically, the funds emphasizes companies that are capital-light with exposure to hard assets.
These ETFs should be used as a complement to a typical portfolio.