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GB:VHYL Price & Analysis
VHYL ETF Chart & Stats
Day’s Range― - ―
52-Week Range4,590.00p - 5,758.00p
Previous Close5,203.75p
VolumeN/A
Average Volume (3M)32.19K
AUM4.72B
NAV66.86
Expense Ratio0.29%
Holdings Count2,007
Beta0.79
Inception DateMay 21, 2013
Next Dividend Ex-DateN/A
Dividend Yield
2.22 (―)Shares Outstanding67,408,273
Standard Deviation0.04
10 Day Avg. Volume17,429
30 Day Avg. Volume32,189
Alpha0.00365
Vanguard FTSE All - World High Dividend Yield UCITS ETF (VHYL) Fund Flow Chart
Vanguard FTSE All - World High Dividend Yield UCITS ETF (VHYL) 1 year Net Flows: 507M
VHYL ETF News
PremiumCompany Announcements
Bank of America Submits Key Financial Report
VHYL ETF FAQ
What was GB:VHYL’s price range in the past 12 months?
GB:VHYL lowest ETF price was 4590.00p and its highest was 5758.00p in the past 12 months.
What is the AUM of GB:VHYL?
As of Jul 24, 2024 The AUM of GB:VHYL is 4.72B.
Is GB:VHYL overvalued?
Not enough analysts have published a price target to calculate whether the price is overvalued.
Does GB:VHYL pay dividends?
GB:VHYL does not currently pay dividends.
How many shares outstanding does GB:VHYL have?
GB:VHYL has 67,408,273 shares outstanding.
Which hedge fund is a major shareholder of GB:VHYL?
Currently, no hedge funds are holding shares in GB:VHYL
Top 10 Holdings
Broadcom Inc.
2.51%
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
1.99%
Exxon Mobil Corp.
1.77%
Procter & Gamble Company
1.34%
Johnson & Johnson
1.21%
Home Depot
1.17%
Merck & Company
1.08%
Abbvie
1.04%
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
0.97%
Bank of America
0.93%
Total14.00%
ETF Description
Vanguard FTSE All - World High Dividend Yield UCITS ETF
This Fund seeks to track the performance of the Index, a free float adjusted market-capitalisation weighted index of common stocks of companies, excluding real estate trusts, in developed and emerging markets that pay dividends that are generally higher than average.