This currently has a 10.87% 30-day yield and operates as a natural hedge during crashes as selling covered-calls will naturally become more profitable and the income generated can be reinvested into the ETF allowing for dollar cost averaging.
JEPQ is an actively-managed fund of Us large-cap companies from the Nasdaq-100 Index, assessed and managed using ESG factors and a proprietary data science driven investment approach. The fund also invests in ELNs in seeking income generation.
The listed name for JEPQ is J.P. Morgan Exchange-Traded Fund Trust JPMorgan Nasdaq Equity Premium Income ETF.
It looks like this one is listed in the US, which would mean the ETF isn’t UCITS compliant
It doesn’t appear exactly the same, but this one gets mentioned online, under JEPG (but also not available on Freetrade currently) - JPM Global Equity Premium Income UCITS ETF - USD (dist) | J.P. Morgan Asset Management
But is UCITS compliant
I am aware about lack of UCITS but posted regardless - JEPG is a dividend focused ETF which is very different from the role $JEPQ aims to play.
Whatever the awareness, it can’t be purchased by EU/UK investors (bar some technicalities that I’ll not get into)
If it should get listed in the UK in future then the thread can be renamed to that ticker.
It is completely possible to purchase non-UCITS ETFs as a UK/EU based investor and, additionally, the UK is likely to review the PRIIPS rules going forwards.
I don’t really get what your point is here, if you know about it all then why are you wasting time on here and not buying it elsewhere 
We as retail investors, the users Freetrade platform has, can’t purchase them, those are the regulations.
Moving the goal posts discussion wise and making a point about legislation reviews (that may or may not happen as there are elections for the European parliament and UK parliament) is just petty.
Ah well I’ll leave you to your musings 
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