Two new ETFs from iShares on Xetra: access to the clean energy sector and short maturity investment grade euro corporate bonds
March 15, 2024--Two new exchange-traded funds issued by iShares have been tradable on Xetra and via the trading venue Börse Frankfurt since Friday.
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The most important sectors include utilities, IT and industrials, with the US, China and Denmark being the most strongly represented regionally. Companies that violate the principles of the UN Global Compact or are involved in arms deals, tobacco, thermal coal or oil and gas exploration are excluded.
The iShares € Ultrashort Bond ESG UCITS ETF offers an investment in very short maturity fixed and floating-rate corporate bonds that are issued in euros and have an investment grade rating. The residual term of the bonds is a maximum of one year. The selection is based on a best-in-class approach for sustainable investments, in which the best issuers are evaluated and selected from an ESG perspective. |
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