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American Century Quality Diversified International ETF QINT highlights quality tilt
QINT charges a 34 basis point fee and returned 21.2% over the last three years, beating its ETF Database Foreign Large Cap Equities category average of 17.3%.
ETF Trends highlighted the American Century Quality Diversified International ETF, QINT, as an option for investors seeking international equity exposure amid geopolitical risk and ongoing inflation and monetary pressures.
According to ETF Trends, QINT charges a 34 basis point fee to track the American Century Quality Diversified International Equity Index, and it invests in large and midcap stocks outside the U.S. that the fund screen is designed to select for fundamentals, growth characteristics, and financial health.
ETF Trends said the strategy aims to balance growth and value styles and that it has outpaced the ETF Database Foreign Large Cap Equities category average over the past three years, with a 21.2% return versus 17.3% for the category average.