The MSCI Emerging Markets Eastern Europe 10/40 index tracks stocks from emerging Eastern European countries. The imbedded 10/40 rule limits the weight of a single company to 10% of the index. The sum of all companies with weights between 5% and 10% is limited to 40%.
Risk
Replication: Physical (Full replication)
Strategy risk: Long-only
Currency risk: Currency unhedged
Fees
TAR (Total expense ratio): 0.74% p.a.
Dividends
Distribution policy: Distributing
Distribution frequency: Quarterly
Fund domicile: Ireland
FAQ
How much is 1 iShares MSCI Eastern Europe Capped point worth? The price of one iShares MSCI Eastern Europe Capped point right now is . Who runs iShares MSCI Eastern Europe Capped? Issuer of iShares MSCI Eastern Europe Capped is iShares, Blackrock. Issuers are responsible for each stage of the ETF lifecycle, which means actions to take or reports to monitor. iShares, Blackrock is also responsible for iShares MSCI Eastern Europe Capped liquidity because they can create new shares for this ETF. How to buy iShares MSCI Eastern Europe Capped? If you would like to buy iShares MSCI Eastern Europe Capped, you can use one of the verified ETFs brokers from our list: AdmiralMarkets, AMarkets, bmfn, Degiro, eToro, E*TRADE, Flatex, Interactive brokers, Markets, Merrill Edge, Plus500, Purple Trading, Robinhood, RoboForex, Robomarkets, Saxo bank, Stash, TD Ameritrade, Trading 212, XTB, Charles Schwab broker, Fidelity, Vanguard broker, Ally invest, You Invest by J.P. Morgan, Firstrade, Trading212, webull, Sofi. We recommend you to go through each broker in our broker's database, so you will find the best fit for you. How to trade iShares MSCI Eastern Europe Capped? If you would like to trade iShares MSCI Eastern Europe Capped, you can use one of the verified ETFs exchanges from our list: Toronto Stock Exchange, Taiwan Stock Exchange, Stock Exchange of Thailand, SIX Swiss Exchange, Singapore Exchange, Shenzhen Stock Exchange, Shanghai Stock Exchange, New York Stock Exchange, National Stock Exchange, Nasdaq, Moscow Exchange, Mexican Stock Exchange, London Stock Exchange, Korea Exchange, JSE - Johannesburg Stock Exchange, Japan Exchange Group, Indonesia Stock Exchange, Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Euronext, Deutsche Börse Xetra, Bombay Stock Exchange, Bolsas y Mercados Españoles, B3 - Brasil Bolsa, Australian Securities Exchange. There you can go through list of our exchanges to find the best one for you. Who manages iShares MSCI Eastern Europe Capped price? The price of iShares MSCI Eastern Europe Capped is based on the market's current situation and the value of stocks of companies included in this ETF. Where is iShares MSCI Eastern Europe Capped traded? The iShares MSCI Eastern Europe Capped is traded on the following exchanges: Toronto Stock Exchange, Taiwan Stock Exchange, Stock Exchange of Thailand, SIX Swiss Exchange, Singapore Exchange, Shenzhen Stock Exchange, Shanghai Stock Exchange, New York Stock Exchange, National Stock Exchange, Nasdaq, Moscow Exchange, Mexican Stock Exchange, London Stock Exchange, Korea Exchange, JSE - Johannesburg Stock Exchange, Japan Exchange Group, Indonesia Stock Exchange, Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Euronext, Deutsche Börse Xetra, Bombay Stock Exchange, Bolsas y Mercados Españoles, B3 - Brasil Bolsa, Australian Securities Exchange. If you want to go a little bit more into detail about exchanges associated with this ETF, you can go a little bit higher to the section 'Exchanges', and you will see a list of exchanges that allow trading of iShares MSCI Eastern Europe Capped. What companies are part of iShares MSCI Eastern Europe Capped? You can find companies that are part of the iShares MSCI Eastern Europe Capped in the index IE00B0M63953. That will give you a clear idea of what companies are in iShares MSCI Eastern Europe Capped. What is the currency of iShares MSCI Eastern Europe Capped? The currency of iShares MSCI Eastern Europe Capped is USD. What is the iShares MSCI Eastern Europe Capped? Introduction
The MSCI Emerging Markets Eastern Europe 10/40 index tracks stocks from emerging Eastern European countries. The imbedded 10/40 rule limits the weight of a single company to 10% of the index. The sum of all companies with weights between 5% and 10% is limited to 40%.
Risk
Replication: Physical (Full replication)
Strategy risk: Long-only
Currency risk: Currency unhedged
Fees
TAR (Total expense ratio): 0.74% p.a.
Dividends
Distribution policy: Distributing
Distribution frequency: Quarterly
Fund domicile: Ireland
