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An ETF with a Focus on High-Quality Dividend Growers in Asia June 9, 2021
An actively managed Asia-Pacific region dividend exchange traded fund could help income-minded investors diversify with international market exposure.
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SmartETFs Asia Pacific Dividend Builder (NYSE Arca: ADIV) is an actively managed dividend strategy focused on investing in high-quality, dividend-growth stocks of mature companies in the Asia-Pacific region. ADIV generally holds 35 approximately equally-weighted positions. The strategy is managed by Edmund Harriss.
“The Asia Pacific region, home to a third of the world’s population, is one of the fastest growing regions on Earth. ADIV seeks to harness that growth and turn it into an opportunity for income creation,” according to SmartETFs.
Investors who are worried about inflation should consider dividend exchange traded fund strategies.
Both the consumer-price index and the producer-price index have increased faster than expected, weighing on broad swathes of both the equity and fixed income markets and contributing to the heightened volatility in recent weeks. Many fear that high inflation will force the Federal Reserve to cut back on its accommodative momentary policies and hike interest rates sooner rather than later. With higher rates, the current value of future profits is reduced, which drags on stock valuations.
However, dividend-paying stocks have outperformed non-dividend payers as traders adjust to a potentially rising inflation environment. According to Evercore data, there is a close correlation over the last decade between inflation expectations, the 10-year Treasury yield, and the relative performance of high-dividend stocks, Barron’s reported.