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The IQ Investment Committee: the whitepaper

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The IQ Investment Committee applies 12 published approaches to ETFIQ data, version 1.5 of Oct 27, 2026. The full paper follows here.

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Version 1.5Published Oct 27, 2026Seats 12

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12
seats: 11 investor traditions and the ETFIQ Skeptic
48
criteria, each with its source
27
peer-reviewed papers behind the measures
120
test cases the seats must pass
How a review runs

From a ticker to the minutes

Method version 1.5, Oct 27, 2026
  1. 1Read the fundFees, holdings, prices and flows from ETFIQ’s dated data.
  2. 2Run each seatEach criterion against the investor’s own line.
  3. 3Give a stateSupports, Mixed, Challenges or Not enough data.
  4. 4Test the findingsThe Skeptic tests the strongest case first.
  5. 5Write the minutesThe Chair records agreement, splits and open questions.

The method, seat by seat

Each seat’s page sets out its sources, thresholds and tests. The committee.

No investor named is affiliated with or endorses ETFIQ. Not investment advice.

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