Interactive Brokers Adds ETF Tracking Dividend-Paying Stocks on Hong Kong Stock Exchange

Interactive Brokers has added a Hong Kong-focused
dividend ETF to its no-transaction-fee lineup. According to the company, the
move deepens the firm’s global reach and provides cost-conscious access to a
pool of high-dividend stocks in one of Asia’s financial hubs.

“Our no-transaction-fee ETF program is a testament to
our commitment to providing low-cost trading,” commented Steve Sanders, EVP of
Marketing and Product Development, at Interactive Brokers. “Adding the HK
Dividend ETF gives investors another flexible tool to expand their global
exposure.”

Targeting Dividend-Paying Hong Kong Stocks

The newly listed Ping An of China CSI HK Dividend ETF
tracks the CSI Hong Kong Dividend Index, offering exposure to 30 of the most
liquid, dividend-paying stocks listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. These companies span critical sectors including
finance, energy, and communications, industries that underpin the region’s
economic resilience.

Available through Interactive Brokers’
no-transaction-fee ETF program, the new addition allows eligible U.S. clients
to trade the fund without upfront commissions. IBKR Lite clients benefit from
zero fees, while IBKR Pro clients receive commission reimbursement if shares
are held for 30 days.

Beyond the US Equity Market

As U.S. equity markets face valuation concerns and
interest rate uncertainty, dividend-heavy international ETFs are attracting
attention for their yield stability and sector variety.

Expect ongoing updates as this story evolves.

Interactive Brokers has added a Hong Kong-focused
dividend ETF to its no-transaction-fee lineup. According to the company, the
move deepens the firm’s global reach and provides cost-conscious access to a
pool of high-dividend stocks in one of Asia’s financial hubs.

“Our no-transaction-fee ETF program is a testament to
our commitment to providing low-cost trading,” commented Steve Sanders, EVP of
Marketing and Product Development, at Interactive Brokers. “Adding the HK
Dividend ETF gives investors another flexible tool to expand their global
exposure.”

Targeting Dividend-Paying Hong Kong Stocks

The newly listed Ping An of China CSI HK Dividend ETF
tracks the CSI Hong Kong Dividend Index, offering exposure to 30 of the most
liquid, dividend-paying stocks listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. These companies span critical sectors including
finance, energy, and communications, industries that underpin the region’s
economic resilience.

Available through Interactive Brokers’
no-transaction-fee ETF program, the new addition allows eligible U.S. clients
to trade the fund without upfront commissions. IBKR Lite clients benefit from
zero fees, while IBKR Pro clients receive commission reimbursement if shares
are held for 30 days.

Beyond the US Equity Market

As U.S. equity markets face valuation concerns and
interest rate uncertainty, dividend-heavy international ETFs are attracting
attention for their yield stability and sector variety.

Expect ongoing updates as this story evolves.

This post is originally published on FINANCEMAGNATES.

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