Turbulent days are behind us. The danger to the entire financial system posed by the bank failures of the SVB and Credit Suisse seems to have been averted by the regulator for the time being. But it is still too early to sound the all-clear. Things look pretty bad for ETFs with a large share of stocks from the financial sector. The "S&P 900 Banks 7/4 Capped", for example, is currently the worst-performing index with a minus of almost 30 percent this month. Important to know: Many classic dividend ETFs also have a relatively high share of companies from the financial sector and thus a certain cluster risk. But those who invest in a broadly diversified manner should remain relaxed.
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Did you know? In 2022, the world's largest 1.200 companies paid out around 1.56 trillion Euro in dividends. In our investment guide, we take a look at the best dividend ETFs worldwide.
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