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STOXX^® Developed World Equity Factor Screened

Summary

The STOXX Developed World 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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GBP (Price Return)
EUR (Gross Return)
USD (Price Return)
USD (Net Return)
EUR (Net Return)
EUR (Price Return)

Symbol

SEFSWV

Calculation

Realtime

Dissemination Period

00:00-22:30 CET

ISIN

CH1357496699

Bloomberg

SEFSWV INDEX

Last Value

950.24 +5.30 (+0.56%)

As of 08:24 pm CET

Week to Week Change

2.09%

52 Week Change

30.51%

Year to Date Change

10.48%

Daily Low

944.96

Daily High

950.59

52 Week Low

728.07 — 26 May 2025

52 Week High

950.22 — 25 May 2026

Data

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BMR Statement
ESG Report

Factsheet

Index Updates
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Top 10 Components

NVIDIA Corp.	US
Apple Inc.	US
Microsoft Corp.	US
ALPHABET CLASS C	US
BROADCOM	US
Amazon.com Inc.	US
Trane Technologies	US
McKesson Corp.	US
Manulife Financial Corp.	CA
UNICREDIT	IT

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