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STOXX^® Developed Europe Equity Factor Screened

Summary

The STOXX Developed Europe Equity Factor Screened Index Family is constructed by maximizing the index exposure to a multi-factor alpha signal while satisfying a set of constraints intended to closely track their parent indices.

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Symbol

SEFSEGHB

Calculation

Realtime

Dissemination Period

00:00-22:30 CET

ISIN

CH1357496640

Last Value

742.85 +10.48 (+1.43%)

As of 08:59 pm CET

Week to Week Change

-1.27%

52 Week Change

18.87%

Year to Date Change

1.43%

Daily Low

736.04

Daily High

744.76

52 Week Low

553.83 — 7 Apr 2025

52 Week High

795.5 — 27 Feb 2026

Data

Index Guide
BMR Statement
ESG Report

Index Updates
Dissemination
Methodology
Systems & IT

Top 10 Components

NOVARTIS	CH
ASML HLDG	NL
UNICREDIT	IT
AHOLD DELHAIZE	NL
MUENCHENER RUECK	DE
CREDIT AGRICOLE	FR
ABB	CH
REPSOL	ES
BCO BILBAO VIZCAYA ARGENTARIA	ES
AIB GROUP	IE

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