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DAXplus Minimum Variance Germany EUR (Kurs)

Index, ISIN DE000A0METM0, WKN A0METM, XEFM

The core thesis of Harry M. Markowitz Minimum-Variance Strategy constitutes that efficient portfolios with a given return expectation show the least risk. Diversification enables a considerable total risk reduction of portfolios.

Basically, any combinations of diversification are conceivable. The diversification through various stocks that doesn’t show a perfect positive correlation of returns allows investors to reduce the portfolio variance. An additional yield compared to the risk-optimized portfolio is linked to additional risk.

Deutsche Börse now offers this investment strategy which is based on modern portfolio theory and awarded with the Nobel Price as a transparent, rule-based and investable index. DAXplus® Minimum Variance Indices are based on a variance-optimised portfolio compared to the corresponding national market index. The indices are adjusted and re-balanced on a quarterly basis.

 

Index data

Weighting and related values

Historical data

  

Guidelines + Short Information
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Guide to the Strategy Indices of Deutsche Börse

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94 KB

Guide to the international Strategy Indices of Deutsche Börse

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114 KB

Short Information to the Equity and Strategy Indices of Deutsche Börse

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103 KB

Historical Index Compositions of the Equity and Strategy of Deutsche Börse

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129 KB

Brochures + Presentations
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DAXplus Minimum Variance: Presentation Index concept

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463 KB

DAXplus Minimum Variance: Presentation Country indices

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330 KB

Factsheet DAXplus Minimum Variance: Act on Facts - Better performance at minimum risk

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717 KB

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