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QINT ETF tops foreign large-cap peers with strong YTD returns
The American Century Quality Diversified International ETF charges a 34 basis point fee and has returned 24.7% YTD versus its ETF Database Foreign Large Cap Equities category average.
American Century Quality Diversified International ETF (QINT) is drawing attention for its performance in international equities, with the fund posting 24.7% year-to-date returns, according to data cited by ETF Trends.
QINT tracks the American Century Quality Diversified International Equity Index, charging investors a 34 basis point management fee. The index includes large and midcap ex-U.S. stocks and screens for companies with growth prospects and fundamentals, while also aiming to manage risks abroad by emphasizing mostly larger, less volatile firms.
ETF Trends reports the portfolio is heavily weighted toward Japanese, British, and Canadian equities. The fund also highlights ASML Holdings NV as a top performer this year, with the semiconductor company returning 48.4% YTD.
The article notes that QINTs index methodology can shift exposure between growth and value opportunities over time, and it frames international exposure as a way to diversify beyond concentration in U.S. stocks and valuations. ETF Trends also states that VettaFi is the index provider for QINT and receives index licensing fees, while QINT is not issued, sponsored, endorsed, or sold by VettaFi.