The year is young, but already, a clear theme is emerging: investors are looking to add international equities exposure to their portfolios. ETFs already offer a wide variety of options for investors to get that exposure, but which fund or funds make the most sense? In that category, a factor or quality view can really help get that extra oomph, with this rising ETF a strong candidate.
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The fund? QINT, the American Century Quality Diversified International ETF, charges a 40 basis point (bps) fee to track the American Century Quality Diversified International Equity Index. The international equities ETF targets ex-U.S. mid and large cap stocks showing some strong numbers in key metrics.
That includes healthy financials, strong growth prospects, and appealing fundamentals compared to their price. The fund also maintains a degree of flexibility between value and growth views that can help the strategy get more out of its approach.
International Equities ETF QINT: One to Watch
QINT has returned 13.1% over the last three months per ETF Database data with that index strategy. In doing so, it has beaten its ETF Database Category average over three months and over the last one and three year periods. QINT returned 38.8% over the last year, according to ETF Database data.
