Pune Investment:The Best ETFs For Global Dividend Stocks

The Best ETFs For Global Dividend Stocks

An investment in high-dividend-yielding stocks is seen as a solid investment. Dividends are usually paid by profitable and established companies. For investors seeking regular income in times of low interest rates, dividend stocks can provide attractive yields.

There are different index concepts available for investing with in global high-dividend equities. This Investment Guide for global dividend stocks will help you to differentiate between the most important indices and to select the best ETFs tracking indices on global dividend stocks.

The tracks high dividend stocks from developed and emerging economies worldwidePune Investment. Selecting the stocks with the highest dividend yields from its parent index, the FTSE All-World index (excluding REITs), the FTSE All-World High Dividend Yield index aims to reflect 50 percent of the parent index. With 2,165 constituents (as of 28.06.24), the FTSE All-World High Dividend Yield index is by far the largest available dividend index. The selection method is rather straightforward and based on the expected dividend yield for the next 12 months. The selected companies are weighted by their free float market cap.

The focuses on the highest dividend stocks from developed countries worldwide. This dividend index includes 177 companies (as of 28.06.24) which are selected according to quality factors and dividend strength. The selection criteria include a dividend yield of at least 30 percent above the average of the underlying index (MSCI World index) and a non-negative dividend growth rate over the last 5 years. Moreover, the stocks included are filtered according to ESG criteria (environmental, social and corporate governance). The selected stocks are weighted by their free float market capitalization.

The aims at long-term and sustainable dividend growthChennai Investment. It is based on the S&P Global Broad Market Index (BMI), which tracks stocks from developed and emerging economies worldwide. A company is only included in the S&P Global Dividend Aristocrats index if it has at least 10 consecutive years of a controlled dividend policy with rising or stable dividend paymentsJaipur Wealth Management. In addition, pre-defined yield criteria must be met. Despite the strict inclusion rules, the limits for individual securities, sector and country weightings ensure that no cluster risks arise in the indexKanpur Stock. The selected stocks are weighted by their indicated dividend yield.

The tracks 25 to 75 high dividend stocks from developed economies worldwideKolkata Stocks. Financials are excluded. The selection process of the SG Global Quality Income index is based on comprehensive quality criteria (with respect to profitability, solvency, internal efficiency) and balance sheet valuation. To be selected, a firm’s dividend yield must be at least 4 percent. Both the expected and the indicated dividend yield are taken into account. A special feature of the index is the equal weighting of all selected dividend stocks.

The includes a selection of 100 companies from developed countries worldwide that meet criteria for high dividend quality. The global index is formed from the three regional indices STOXX® Europe Select Dividend 30, STOXX® North America Select Dividend 40 and STOXX® Asia/Pacific Select Dividend 30. Securities are selected in the sub-regions based on their indicated dividend yield and their historical dividend policy. The selected stocks are weighted by their indicated dividend yield.

When choosing a global dividend ETF one should consider several other factors in addition to the methodology of the underlying index and performance of an ETF. For better comparison, you will find a list of all global dividend ETFs with details on size, cost, age, income, domicile and replication method ranked by fund size.

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