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iSTOXX^® L&G Japan Low Volatility

Summary

The iSTOXX L&G Single-Factor indices are designed to provide exposure to Low Volatility risk-premia factor, where style factor scores are provided by Legal and General Investment Management (LGIM). The indices track the STOXX World regional indices, while ensuring tradability, diversification, and liquidity.

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Symbol

SWJLVGR

Calculation

End-of-day

Dissemination Period

22:30-22:30 CET

ISIN

CH1194733619

Last Value

377.87 -1.30 (-0.34%)

As of 10:30 pm CET

Week to Week Change

0.32%

52 Week Change

17.55%

Year to Date Change

18.13%

Daily Low

377.87

Daily High

377.87

52 Week Low

314.15 — 19 Nov 2025

52 Week High

387.6 — 6 Oct 2026

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Top 10 Components

Toyota Motor Corp.	JP
Mitsubishi Corp.	JP
Fast Retailing Co. Ltd.	JP
Itochu Corp.	JP
SONY GROUP CORP.	JP
Advantest Corp.	JP
Japan Tobacco Inc.	JP
Takeda Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd.	JP
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group	JP
Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Grou	JP

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