Calamos pioneered the autocallable ETF, the world's first institutional autocallable structure available in a daily-liquid wrapper. The Calamos Autocallable Income ETF (CAIE) was named SRP Americas' Most Innovative Product of 2025, the first ETF to receive the honor. The same framework that was built to seek high, stable monthly premiums now extends to VA subaccounts, where those premiums grow the fund rather than pay out.
The Calamos Growth and Income Portfolio has applied a blended approach, combining equities, convertibles, fixed income, and options, to seek equity-like returns with a lower-volatility profile since 1999. A long-tenured PM team. A consistent process across more than two decades of full market cycles.
Our autocallable structure seeks to accrue and grow inside the fund rather than distributing income, engineered specifically for the way contract owners actually use the variable annuity wrapper. Premiums collected stay invested and continue compounding, with no friction from current-year distributions and no tax leakage along the way.
The award-winning CAIE autocallable strategy, adapted for the tax-deferred environment of a variable annuity. Coupons compound inside the fund – total return, no distributions.
The firm's anchor convertible-and-equity strategy, available to VA policyholders for more than two decades. Total return through capital appreciation and current income.
A detailed look at the weekly-laddered structure, the coupon mechanics, and how it's designed to compound into higher lifetime income.
One-page overview of the strategy, current positioning, performance, and PM team.
Statutory prospectus for the Calamos US Equity Autocallable VIP Fund, including fees, principal investment strategies, and risks.
Statutory prospectus for the Calamos Growth and Income Portfolio, including fees, principal investment strategies, and risks.
Most recent annual report for the Calamos Advisors Trust series, including audited financial statements.
Supplementary information regarding fund operations, disclosure policies, and additional details not contained in the prospectus.