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Global X DAX Germany ETF

Global X DAX Germany ETF (NASDAQ:DAX) is focused on providing investment results that correspond generally to the price and yield performance of the DAX Index. This index is comprised of 30 major German companies, making it a key player in bridging investment opportunities in Germany's equities market to investors worldwide. The fund aims to track the performance of these select companies, offering exposure to a diverse range of sectors within Germany’s economy, from automotive to technology. With its investment strategy, Global X DAX Germany ETF seeks to offer investors efficient access to the German equity market, capitalizing on potential growth opportunities within Europe's largest economy. It operates with the objective of mirroring the DAX Index's performance, minus the expenses of operations and management, striving to provide a transparent and straightforward investment path for those looking to invest in Germany.

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Public USParticipação acionária
2014Ano de fundação
203Funcionários
New York, United StatesSede
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Produtos e/ou serviços de Global X DAX Germany ETF

  • Exposure to 30 of the largest and most liquid German stocks, aiming at mirroring performance of the DAX Index.
  • Focuses on delivering investment results that correspond generally to the price and yield performance, before fees and expenses, of its underlying index.
  • Seeks to provide a convenient way for investors to gain broad, diversified exposure to the German economy through a single security.
  • Offers potential for income through dividends from its holdings, aiming to distribute net investment income to shareholders.
  • Utilizes passive management strategies to match the performance of the DAX Index, minimizing turnover and its associated costs.
  • Provides transparency of its holdings, allowing investors to see the specific stocks it consists of and their relative weights.