Welcome to our dedicated page for Horizon International Managed Risk ETF news (Ticker: SFTX), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on Horizon International Managed Risk ETF stock.
The Horizon International Managed Risk ETF (SFTX) is part of Horizon’s goals-based ETF lineup and focuses on international equity exposure combined with a systematic risk management process. According to Horizon, SFTX seeks total return by investing in developed and emerging market equity securities while adjusting exposure to help limit downside risk. The fund is listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
This news page aggregates coverage related to SFTX and its role within Horizon’s expanding ETF family. Readers can find updates that reference Horizon’s introduction of new ETFs, descriptions of how SFTX uses the Risk Assist ae framework to dynamically reallocate a portion of assets into U.S. Treasury securities or cash equivalents during periods of market volatility, and broader context on Horizon’s goals-based approach for financial advisors.
Because SFTX is tied to international equity markets and a defined risk management methodology, news can touch on topics such as changes in Horizon’s ETF lineup, communications about the fund’s investment objective, and discussions of how the Risk Assist framework is intended to guard against large portfolio declines. Horizon also highlights its focus on supporting financial advisors with modern solutions, proprietary technology, and customized support, which may be reflected in firm-level announcements involving SFTX and related funds.
Investors and advisors can use this page as a centralized location to review news items that mention the Horizon International Managed Risk ETF, its strategy, and its place within Horizon’s suite of outcome-oriented ETFs.
Horizon (NYSE:FRGN) launched three actively managed ETFs on December 3, 2025, expanding its lineup to 12 funds introduced in 2025. The new ETFs are Horizon International Equity ETF (FRGN), Horizon Small/Mid Cap Core Equity ETF (SMOX), and Horizon International Managed Risk ETF (SFTX). FRGN and SMOX use multi-factor active and quantitative models plus tactical put spreads to seek capital appreciation. SFTX uses a Risk Assist® framework that can shift assets into U.S. Treasuries or cash equivalents to limit downside during volatility. Horizon positions these funds as advisor-focused building blocks for domestic and international exposures.