iShares Global Corp Bond UCITS ETF vs Vanguard Global Credit Bond Fund

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iShares Global Corp Bond UCITS ETF B3 · FairHorizon Blue Vanguard Global Credit Bond Fund B4 · FairHorizon Blue
ISIN IE00BFM6TB42 IE00BYV1RD15
Asset class Global Corporate Bonds Global Bonds
Strategy Index-Based Actively Managed
Provider iShares (BlackRock) Vanguard
Sustainability (SFDR)
Share class USD ACC INV USD HEDGED ACC
Currency USD USD
TER (p.a.) 0.20% 0.35%
Inception 2018-05-14 2017-09-14
Return — 1 year 5.03% 5.11%
Return — 3 years p.a. 5.18% 5.99%
Return — 5 years p.a. 0.22% 1.51%
Return — 10 years p.a.
Volatility — 5y stddev p.a. 7.97% 6.49%
Max. recommended portfolio share 100% 100%

How they differ

iShares Global Corp Bond UCITS ETF is classified by Das Family Office as FairHorizon Blue (Global Corporate Bonds, index-based). Global investment grade corporate bonds. Passive tracker on Bloomberg Global Aggregate Corporate Bond Index.

Vanguard Global Credit Bond Fund is classified as FairHorizon Blue (Global Bonds, actively managed). Global investment grade diversified bonds. Active strategy with high corporate bonds exposure.

Both funds sit in the same FairHorizon bucket, suggesting comparable investment time-horizons. Differences are likely to come from underlying strategy, manager skill, or sub-asset-class tilt.

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