BNDPVanguard Core-Plus Bond Index ETF·NASDAQ
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Fund Snapshot
Category—Asset TypeCore Investment Grade BondTagsbondsReturn% 1Y—Total Holdings0Perf Week0.07%
SponsorVanguardETF TypeTags—Return% 3Y—AUM$133.00MPerf Month1.78%
Fund FamilyBond TypeTags—Return% 5Y—NAV/shPerf Quarter-1.75%
Index—Average MaturityTags—Return% 10Y52W High76.09 -5.39%Perf Half Y-2.64%
Index WeightingCommodity TypeTags—Return% SI52W Low70.48 2.14%Perf YTD-4.10%
Active/PassiveQuant TypeTags—Flows% 1M—Volatility0.16% 0.28%Perf Year—
Dividend TTM2.95 (4.10%)ESG TypeTags—Flows% 3M—ATR (14)0.25Perf 3Y—
Dividend Ex-DateNov 02, 2026Dividend TypeSector/ThemeFlows% YTD—RSI (14)56.85Perf 5Y—
Dividend Gr. 3/5Y—Structure TypeRegionFlows% 1YBeta0.13Perf 10Y—
Expense0.05%Growth/ValueSMA200.67%Flows% 3YRel Volume0.84Prev Close72.21
Inverse/LeveragedMarket CapSMA500.12%Flows% 5YAvg Volume9.00KPrice71.99
IPO DateDec 02, 2025Option/ShortYes / YesSMA200-2.31%52W Range %27%Volume7,559Change-0.30%
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Fund

This Vanguard Core-Plus Bond Index ETF (BNDP) aims to mirror the investment performance of the Bloomberg U.S. Universal Float Adjusted Index. This particular index broadly measures the returns of a diverse array of U.S. dollar-denominated, taxable bonds, encompassing both investment-grade and high-yield credit qualities as determined by the index provider. Its constituents include U.S. government and agency debt, corporate bonds, mortgage-backed securities, asset-backed securities, and emerging market bonds, all of which are denominated in U.S. dollars and have minimum maturities of one year. It is important to note that BNDP is a distinct, standalone product and should not be confused with other Vanguard offerings such as the Vanguard Core-Plus Bond ETF (VPLS) or the Vanguard Core-Plus Bond Fund (VCPIX and VCPAX). These separate products, despite their similar names, differ in their operational scale, specific investment strategies, and portfolio compositions, which are expected to result in varied investment returns among them.

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