LONDON, May 07, 2024--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
Funds | Date | TIDM | ISIN Code | Shares in Issue | Currency | Net Asset Value | NAV/per Share |
First Trust United Kingdom AlphaDEX UCITS ETF | 06.05.2024 | FKUD | IE00BD9N0445 | 111,095.00 | GBP | 2,446,233.91 | 22.019 |
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