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IT:VHYL Price & Analysis
VHYL ETF Chart & Stats
Day’s Range― - ―
52-Week Range€54.27 - €65.50
Previous Close€64.83
VolumeN/A
Average Volume (3M)15.09K
AUM5.04B
NAV68.36
Expense Ratio0.29%
Holdings Count2,111
Beta0.50
Inception DateMay 21, 2013
Last Dividend Ex-Date
Sep 12, 2024Dividend Yield
2.19 (2.34%)Shares OutstandingN/A
Standard Deviation0.05
10 Day Avg. Volume24,315
30 Day Avg. Volume15,087
Alpha-0.00127
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: €483M
VHYL ETF News
VHYL ETF FAQ
What was IT:VHYL’s price range in the past 12 months?
IT:VHYL lowest ETF price was €54.27 and its highest was €65.50 in the past 12 months.
What is the AUM of IT:VHYL?
As of Nov 20, 2024 The AUM of IT:VHYL is 5.04B.
Is IT:VHYL overvalued?
According to Wall Street analysts IT:VHYL’s price is currently Undervalued.
Does IT:VHYL pay dividends?
IT:VHYL pays a Quarterly dividend of €0.44 which represents an annual dividend yield of 2.34%. See more information on IT:VHYL dividends here
How many shares outstanding does IT:VHYL have?
Currently, no data Available
Which hedge fund is a major shareholder of IT:VHYL?
Currently, no hedge funds are holding shares in IT:VHYL
Top 10 Holdings
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
1.91%
Exxon Mobil Corp.
1.66%
Procter & Gamble Company
1.29%
Home Depot
1.27%
Johnson & Johnson
1.23%
Abbvie
1.10%
Merck & Company
0.91%
Coca-cola Company
0.88%
Bank of America
0.85%
Nestlé
0.82%
Total11.91%
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.