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Legg Mason International Low Volatility High Dividend ETF (LVHI)

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Key data on LVHI

AUM

$5.30B

P/E ratio

26

Dividend yield

3.735%

Expense ratio

0.4%

Beta

0.343961

Price on LVHI

Previous close

$42.19

Today's open

$42.41

Day's range

$42.35 - $42.50

52 week range

$32.86 - $42.55

Profile about LVHI

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Headquarters

US

Exchange

CBOE Global Markets BZX

Issue type

Exchange-Traded Fund

LVHI industries and sectors

Equities

Global

Top holdings in LVHI
SHEL:LN

SHEL:LN

Shell plc

2.66%

News on LVHI

5 Reasons Why Low-Volatility ETFs Matter Now

Low-volatility ETFs are gaining appeal as tariffs, Hormuz tensions, AI worries and oil-led inflation fears shake markets. Here are five reasons why.

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Zacks Investment Research • Jul 21, 2026

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Focus on Income-Producing ETFs for Retirement: Here's Why

BlackRock says retirement investing must evolve beyond index funds, per a Moneywise article. These income-focused ETFs could help generate steadier retirement cash flow.

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Zacks Investment Research • Jul 17, 2026

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LVHI: This ETF Beat The S&P 500 Over The Last 5 Years

Franklin Intl Low Volatility High Dividend Index ETF offers a compelling blend of high yield (4.49%) and low volatility for international equity exposure. LVHI's unique methodology penalizes high-volatility stocks and adjusts for country interest rates, avoiding yield traps and enhancing risk-adjusted returns. With a 5-year total return of 107.80%, LVHI outperformed peers and proved that defensive, income-focused strategies can deliver strong results over full market cycles.

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Seeking Alpha • Jun 6, 2026

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LVHI: A Year Later, Still Cheap And Still Relevant

Franklin International Low Volatility High Dividend Index ETF remains a Buy, downgraded from Strong Buy, as core diversification and income theses hold. LVHI has delivered strong risk-adjusted returns, outperforming the S&P 500 over the past year, with lower drawdowns and a 4-5% yield. Current portfolio tilts—energy overweight, tech underweight, Japan underweight—support valuation diversification but may challenge the low volatility promise.

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Seeking Alpha • Jun 4, 2026

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Shell And Total Energize LVHI's Income Stream As Retirees Seek Stable Foreign Yields

Franklin FTSE International Low Volatility High Dividend Index ETF (NYSEARCA:LVHI | LVHI Price Prediction) closed Friday at $41 after a quarterly distribution cycle that continues to deliver the income international dividend investors buy this fund for.

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24/7 Wall Street • Jun 1, 2026

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International Dividend Payers are Raising Payouts Even as Free Cash Flow Tightens

Income investors in the Franklin International Low Volatility High Dividend Index ETF (NYSEARCA:LVHI | LVHI Price Prediction) get paid well to sit through a quieter ride than most equity funds.

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24/7 Wall Street • May 12, 2026

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Why Slow And Steady Still Wins In Dividend Investing

By investing in companies that generate durable free cash flow, investors can help dampen volatility, support total return and deliver sustainable income over the long term. Historically, dividends have been a meaningful contributor to equity returns, accounting for nearly 40% of the S&P 500's total return. Dividends can do more than provide a stream of income; investing in companies that generate free cash flow may help reduce volatility, drive total return and deliver sustainable income over the long term.

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Seeking Alpha • Apr 22, 2026

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Why This Is the Time for Low-Volatility ETFs

War risks linger despite rally. Volatility stays elevated as the outlook remains unclear -- making low-volatility ETFs like USMV a compelling defensive play now.

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Zacks Investment Research • Apr 21, 2026

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3 Low-Volatility ETFs for Peace of Mind in Turbulent Times

Amid confusion about the future trajectory of the war in Iran, the possibility of a continued ceasefire, and the potential implications for the price of oil—and the market in general—it's understandable that many investors may be seeking stability. During a volatile time, it may make sense to turn to exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that are designed specifically to have lower volatility.

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MarketBeat • Apr 13, 2026

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5 Dividend ETFs Under $50 to Buy Now

Volatility rising amid Middle East tensions? These 5 dividend ETFs under $50 offer steady income, diversification, and a defensive edge in uncertain markets.

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Zacks Investment Research • Apr 10, 2026

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