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Schwab’s (NYSEARCA: FNDF) International ETF Delivers 46% Returns While Tackling Concentration Risk

Foreign Policy Journal

June 3, 2026

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Schwab’s (NYSEARCA: FNDF) International ETF Delivers 46% Returns While Tackling Concentration Risk

The Schwab Fundamental International Equity ETF (NYSEARCA: FNDF) has returned 46 over the past year, with 22 of those gains arriving since New Year’s Day. The fund holds approximately 900 positions spanning Europe, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the broader developed world outside the United States. For a large international value fund with that many [] The post Schwab’s (NYSEARCA: FNDF) International ETF Delivers 46 Returns While Tackling Concentration Risk appeared first on Foreign Policy Journal.

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