Vanguard launches DAX ETF

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Tom Eckett
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Vanguard has expanded its range with the launch of the DAX UCITS ETF, tracking the 30 largest stocks in Germany.

Vanguard has expanded its range with the launch of the DAX UCITS ETF, tracking the 30 largest stocks in Germany. Coinciding with the index's 30-year anniversary, the ETF is listed on the London Stock Exchange and has an ongoing charges figure of 0.10%. The DAX ETF provides investors with exposure to manufacturers, car makers and industrial companies in Europe's largest economy. Thomas Merz, head of distribution, Europe ex-UK, said: "The ETF is designed to help investors putting together high-quality, balanced, diversified portfolios; whether that's domestic investors looking for ex...

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