(IBCX) iShares € Bond Large Cap - Ratings and Ratios
Corporate Bonds, Investment Grade, European Companies, Large Cap
Description: IBCX iShares € Bond Large Cap
The iShares € Corp Bond Large Cap UCITS ETF EUR (Dist) CHF is an exchange-traded fund (ETF) that tracks the Morningstar EZN Corp Bd GR EUR index, providing exposure to European corporate bonds. As a EUR Corporate Bond ETF, it is designed to offer investors a diversified portfolio of large-cap European corporate bonds.
With Assets Under Management (AUM) of approximately 2.15 billion CHF, the fund is sizable and likely has sufficient liquidity. The ETFs investment objective is to replicate the performance of the underlying index, which comprises a broad range of European corporate bonds. This allows investors to gain exposure to the European corporate bond market with a single investment.
To evaluate the ETFs performance, key metrics such as yield, duration, and credit quality should be considered. The funds yield, which is not explicitly stated, can be inferred to be relatively attractive compared to other fixed-income investments, given the current market conditions. The duration of the fund, which measures its sensitivity to interest rate changes, is also an important consideration. A longer duration indicates greater sensitivity to interest rate fluctuations.
From a credit quality perspective, the ETFs underlying holdings are likely comprised of investment-grade corporate bonds, given its focus on large-cap European corporates. This suggests a relatively low credit risk profile, although the specific credit quality metrics, such as the average credit rating, would provide further insight.
Overall, the iShares € Corp Bond Large Cap UCITS ETF EUR (Dist) CHF appears to be a viable option for investors seeking exposure to the European corporate bond market. Its diversified portfolio and sizable AUM make it an attractive choice for those looking to gain a broad-based exposure to this asset class.
Additional Sources for IBCX ETF
IBCX ETF Overview
Market Cap in USD | 2,696m |
Category | EUR Corporate Bond |
TER | 0.09% |
IPO / Inception | 2003-03-17 |
IBCX ETF Ratings
Growth Rating | -12.5 |
Fundamental | - |
Dividend Rating | 64.1 |
Rel. Strength | 4.9 |
Analysts | - |
Fair Price Momentum | 110.29 CHF |
Fair Price DCF | - |
IBCX Dividends
Dividend Yield 12m | 2.94% |
Yield on Cost 5y | 2.49% |
Annual Growth 5y | 20.42% |
Payout Consistency | 88.5% |
Payout Ratio | % |
IBCX Growth Ratios
Growth Correlation 3m | 18.9% |
Growth Correlation 12m | 78.3% |
Growth Correlation 5y | -67.8% |
CAGR 5y | -4.42% |
CAGR/Max DD 5y | -0.15 |
Sharpe Ratio 12m | 0.06 |
Alpha | 2.55 |
Beta | -0.001 |
Volatility | 5.76% |
Current Volume | 0k |
Average Volume 20d | 0k |
Stop Loss | 113.4 (-3%) |
As of July 16, 2025, the stock is trading at CHF 116.92 with a total of 39 shares traded.
Over the past week, the price has changed by -0.50%, over one month by -0.71%, over three months by +1.93% and over the past year by +0.14%.
Neither. Based on ValueRay´s Analyses, iShares € Bond Large Cap is currently (July 2025) neither a good nor a bad stock to buy. It has a ValueRay Growth Rating of -12.46 and therefor a technical neutral rating according to historical growth.
Based on momentum, paid dividends and discounted-cash-flow analyses, the fair value of IBCX is around 110.29 CHF . This means that IBCX is currently overvalued and has a potential downside of -5.67%.
iShares € Bond Large Cap has no consensus analysts rating.
According to our own proprietary Forecast Model, IBCX iShares € Bond Large Cap will be worth about 119.1 in July 2026. The stock is currently trading at 116.92. This means that the stock has a potential upside of +1.87%.
Issuer | Target | Up/Down from current |
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Wallstreet Target Price | - | - |
Analysts Target Price | - | - |
ValueRay Target Price | 119.1 | 1.9% |