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DAXplus Minimum Variance Germany

Summary

Better performance at minimum riskThe DAXplus ® Minimum Variance indices are the world’s first tradable indices with a strategy based on the Nobel Prize-winning Modern Portfolio Theory.The aim of the strategy is to develop a risk-optimized portfolio that involves weighting in such a way as to minimize risk (variance). The DAXplus ® Minimum Variance indices track a DAX ®-based minimal variance portfolio. On a quarterly basis, the indices invest in a portfolio of DAX stocks that has the lowest risk (variance).The DAXplus ® Minimum Variance index family is offered for Germany, France, Switzerland, Japan and the US, and is calculated in EUR, USD and GBP.The DAXplus® Minimum Variance indices chart a maximum of 30 DAX® stocks, whose weightings are mainly based on variance and their correlation to each other. There is also a 10% cap on individual stocks. Stocks whose variance analysis (estimation period) produces a weighting of 0 percent are not included in the DAXplus Minimum Variance indices.The DAXplus ® Minimum Variance indices provide an ideal underlying for structured products and ETFs, and is particularly suitable for investors pursuing a risk-optimized strategy compared to the overall market.

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Symbol
DXMVGP
Calculation
Realtime
Dissemination Period
09:00-18:00 CET
ISIN
DE000A0METM0
Bloomberg
DXMVGP INDEX
Last Value
549.81 -3.35 (-0.61%)
As of 05:50 pm CET
Week to Week Change
1.21%
52 Week Change
-2.04%
Year to Date Change
-1.42%
Daily Low
548.51
Daily High
552.34
52 Week Low
519.67 — 15 May 2026
52 Week High
620.39 — 27 Feb 2026

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