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Inspire Investing Unveils New ETF Names

In an effort to enhance clarity regarding its investment strategies, Inspire Investing announced the renaming of two of its exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Recognized as the world's largest provider of faith-based ETFs as of September 30, 2025, Inspire aims these changes at better reflecting the funds’ objectives and approaches in the marketplace.

The Inspire Momentum ETF (NYSE: GLRY) has been transformed into the Inspire Growth ETF. This fund continues to focus on achieving long-term capital growth by investing in companies demonstrating strong fundamentals and momentum characteristics. The new name aims to resonate with investors by clearly indicating the fund's commitment to growth-oriented investment strategies.

On the other hand, the Inspire Tactical Balanced ETF (NYSE: RISN) is now known as the Inspire Capital Appreciation ETF. This change underscores the fund's tactical approach to capital growth, adapting to shifting market dynamics while maintaining a balanced strategy. According to Robert Netzly, CEO of Inspire Investing, transparency is key, and these new names will help investors identify funds that align with their investment aspirations more easily.

It's important to note that while the names of these funds have changed, their investment objectives, ticker symbols, and management processes will remain consistent. Both funds will continue to be guided by Inspire's biblically responsible investment philosophy, ensuring that decisions uphold the firm’s ethical guidelines.

Inspire Investing is known for its innovative approach, including the creation of the Inspire Impact Score™, which helps investors measure alignment with Biblically Responsible Investing (BRI) principles. This proprietary methodology blends exclusionary screenings with positive impact elements, thus promoting socially responsible investment decisions.

The company has gained significant recognition over the years, being named to the FA Magazine’s Top 50 Fastest Growing Firms list multiple times. Additionally, it has appeared on The Financial Times' list of