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iSTOXX^® L&G Developed Asia Pacific ex Japan Multi-Factor

Summary

The iSTOXX L&G Multifactor index is designed to provide exposure to regional Value, Momentum, Low Volatility and Quality risk-premia factors, 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

SWPMFGR

Calculation

End-of-day

Dissemination Period

22:30-22:30 CET

ISIN

CH1213342186

Last Value

943.07 +18.25 (+1.97%)

As of 10:30 pm CET

Week to Week Change

-0.15%

52 Week Change

18.63%

Year to Date Change

7.69%

Daily Low

943.07

Daily High

943.07

52 Week Low

689.3 — 9 Apr 2025

52 Week High

971.08 — 27 Feb 2026

Data

Index Guide
BMR Statement
ESG Report

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Methodology
Systems & IT

Top 10 Components

BHP GROUP LTD.	AU
DBS Group Holdings Ltd.	SG
Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp.	SG
Commonwealth Bank of Australia	AU
ANZ GROUP	AU
XIAOMI	HK
LYNAS RARE EARTHS	AU
Westpac Banking Corp.	AU
Wesfarmers Ltd.	AU
Rio Tinto Ltd.	AU

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