Xtrackers Euro STOXX Quality Dividend
High dividend European companies
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ETF description
This ETF aims to follow the performance of a group of companies from the eurozone that are known for offering relatively high and stable dividend payments. The companies selected must also meet certain standards related to financial strength and earnings consistency. The idea is to include firms that are not only returning profits to shareholders through dividends, but that also show signs of business stability and good financial management.
Issuer details
Xtrackers is a large and established provider of high quality ETFs and exchange traded commodities (ETCs). It is the ETF and ETC segment of the German asset manager DWS.
Xtrackers ETFs are listed on eleven stock exchanges globally and have over £169.53bn (as at June 2024) in assets under management, making Xtrackers one of the largest providers of ETFs and ETCs by AUM.
Index details
The Euro Stoxx Quality Dividend 50 Index aims to reflect the performance of Eurozone blue chip companies listed in EUR in Eurozone countries. It includes the 50 top quality, high dividend paying stocks with low volatilities from the Euro Stoxx Index.
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