With 5 ETFs traded in the U.S. markets, Inspire ETFs gather total assets under management of $454.14M. The average expense ratio is 0.55%. Inspire ETFs can be found in the following asset classes:
The largest Inspire ETF is the Inspire Corporate Bond Impact ETF IBD with $126.00M in assets. In the last trailing year, the best performing Inspire ETF was the BIBL at 11.70%. The most-recent ETF launched in the Inspire space was the Inspire International ESG ETF WWJD in 09/30/19.
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