ProShares Investment Grade-Interest Rate Hedged (IGHG)

BATS: IGHG · IEX Real-Time Price · USD
74.14
+0.06 (0.08%)
Sep 22, 2023, 4:00 PM EDT - Market closed
0.08%
Assets $283.30M
Expense Ratio 0.30%
PE Ratio n/a
Shares Out n/a
Dividend (ttm) $3.45
Dividend Yield 4.65%
Ex-Dividend Date Sep 1, 2023
Payout Ratio n/a
1-Year Return +6.42%
Volume 9,470
Open 74.26
Previous Close 74.08
Day's Range 74.05 - 74.26
52-Week Low 66.81
52-Week High 74.24
Beta n/a
Holdings 195
Inception Date Nov 5, 2013

About IGHG

Fund Home Page

The ProShares Investment Grade-Interest Rate Hedged (IGHG) is an exchange-traded fund that mostly invests in investment grade fixed income. The fund tracks an index with long exposure to USD-denominated investment-grade debt and short exposure to US Treasurys. The fund aims to minimize interest-rate risk. IGHG was launched on Nov 5, 2013 and is issued by ProShares.

Asset Class Fixed Income
Category Nontraditional Bond
Region North America
Stock Exchange BATS
Ticker Symbol IGHG
Issuer ProShares
Index Tracked FTSE Corporate Investment Grade (Treasury Rate-Hedged) Index

Dividends

Ex-Dividend Amount Pay Date
2023-09-01 $0.3354 2023-09-11
2023-08-01 $0.3051 2023-08-08
2023-07-03 $0.30563 2023-07-11
2023-06-01 $0.31635 2023-06-08
2023-05-01 $0.2975 2023-05-08
2023-04-03 $0.29152 2023-04-11
Full Dividend History

News

2022 Market Outlook: Optimism for Stocks, Concern for Bonds, and a Look at Digital Assets

Join an exclusive Market Outlook webcast with ProShares. Hear the company's insights into today's markets and the potential investing opportunities of 2022.

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1 year ago - ETF Trends

How Rate-Hedged Bond ETFs Became Bona Fide Retirement Strategies

Rising Treasury yields often prompt advisors and investors to embrace short-term bonds and related exchange traded funds, but there are other ideas to consider, including rate-hedged bond ETFs. The Pr...

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2 years ago - ETF Trends

Rate-Hedged Bond ETFs for a Rising Interest Rate Environment

With interest rates suddenly jumping to a one-year high off historic lows, bond exchange traded fund investors may be interested in interest-rate hedged fixed-income strategies that could help mitigat...

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2 years ago - ETF Trends

Is Inflation Imminent? Hedged Bond ETFs for Rising Rates

With interest rates jumping to a one-year high off of historic lows, bond exchange traded fund investors may be interested in rate-hedged fixed income strategies to mitigate rate risks ahead. Specific...

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2 years ago - ETF Trends

The Federal Reserve Isn’t Looking to Take Over the Bond Market

The capital markets cheered the Federal Reserve’s move to further support the bond market by purchasing up individual debt as opposed to fixed income exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

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3 years ago - ETF Trends

Investment Grade Bond Issuance Is Already Double That of Last Year

It comes as no surprise that bonds were the toast of the town versus equities during the height of the pandemic sell-off as investors took flight to safety. A deluge of capital into investment-grade b...

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3 years ago - ETF Trends

COVID-19 Crisis Could be Addressed with Bonds

Companies have been making good use of bonds with global interest rates at lows, which is offering them the opportunity to refinance existing debt. This is just one of the ways bonds have been used to...

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3 years ago - ETF Trends

More Fed Action Ahead Could Buoy the Bond Market

The Federal Reserve is no doubt doing its part to help support the economy by dumping trillions into businesses, which is helping to buoy the bond market. The capital markets are betting that even mor...

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3 years ago - ETF Trends

U.S. Pension Funds Are Still Piling into Bonds Amid Pandemic

When it comes to the capital markets, COVID-19 has had an appetite for destruction, but in turn, it’s fueled an appetite for bonds when it comes to pension funds. Pension funds were already well on ta...

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3 years ago - ETF Trends

Companies Are Issuing New Bonds in Order to Pay off Credit Lines

The coronavirus pandemic fueled a credit line maxing bonanza by U.S. companies amid the uncertainty of revenues drying up and cash dwindling due to social distancing restrictions.

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3 years ago - ETF Trends

Now Could Be the Best Time for Corporate Bond Exposure

Investors who are looking to shore up their portfolios with corporate bond exposure, especially with the Federal Reserve stepping in to purchase more debt amid the coronavirus outbreak, now could be a...

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3 years ago - ETF Trends

Corporate Bond ETFs Are Where to Look for Fixed Income Opportunities

The Federal Reserve’s pledge to purchase more corporate bonds to help shore up the economy is putting exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that cater to corporate debt on fixed income investors’ want lists.

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3 years ago - ETF Trends

Corporate Bond Downgrades are Spreading like the Coronavirus

As the number of coronavirus cases grows globally, there’s a correlative equivalent in the corporate bond markets—the growing number of downgrades.

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3 years ago - ETF Trends

More Investors are Piling into Investment Grade Corporate Bonds

To help shore up the economy, the Federal Reserve is purchasing corporate bonds, but they’re not the only ones. Stock investors are also snatching up corporate bonds, especially the investment-trade t...

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3 years ago - ETF Trends

Federal Reserve Looking to Snatch Up Corporate Bond ETFs

Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are regarded for helping to inject liquidity into the bond markets and as such, the Federal Reserve is looking to snatch up these funds as opposed to actual debt issues. T...

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3 years ago - ETF Trends

3 Corporate Bond ETFs to Watch as Fed Begins Aggressive Buying Program

The Federal Reserve has its wallet open wide with an initial plan to purchase copious amounts of Treasury notes and mortgage-backed securities.

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3 years ago - ETF Trends

This Corporate Bond ETF Thrives Even if Rates Don’t Rise

On the surface, it appears as though interest rate hedged ETFs need rates to rise to be successful.

4 years ago - ETF Trends

Rates Aren’t Rising, But This Corporate Bond ETF Is Still Useful

The ProShares Investment Grade—Intr Rt Hdgd (CBOE: IGHG) is designed to thrive when interest rates rise, but that doesn’t mean the ETF isn’t useful when rates are declining. Quite the contrary, IGHG i...

4 years ago - ETF Trends