Associated Banc Corp Reduces Stake in Vanguard Total International Bond ETF

Associated Banc Corp has reduced its stake in the Vanguard Total International Bond ETF (NASDAQ: BNDX) by **13.0%** during the second quarter of 2023, according to a report by HoldingsChannel.com. The bank now holds **11,171 shares** of the ETF after selling **1,665 shares** during this period. At the close of the most recent quarter, these holdings were valued at approximately **$553,000**.

Several other institutional investors also made significant adjustments to their positions in the ETF. For instance, **JPMorgan Chase & Co.** increased its holdings by **5.1%**, now owning **242,242,270 shares** worth approximately **$11.99 billion** after acquiring an additional **11,725,325 shares** in the last quarter. Similarly, **Vanguard Group Inc.** raised its stake by **9.2%**, bringing its total to **69,168,144 shares** valued at **$3.42 billion**, following the purchase of **5,802,878 shares**.

AllianceBernstein L.P. also showed strong interest, lifting its holdings in the ETF by **114.5%** during the first quarter. The firm now possesses **5,300,708 shares** worth around **$258.78 million**, having added **2,829,060 shares** recently. In a remarkable move, **Venturi Wealth Management LLC** increased its holdings by an astounding **36,224.0%** during the second quarter, now owning **2,571,741 shares** valued at **$127.33 million** after adding **2,564,661 shares**. Additionally, **TIAA Trust National Association** entered a new position in the ETF during the same quarter, valued at about **$99.37 million**.

Vanguard Total International Bond ETF Performance

As of the most recent trading session, Vanguard Total International Bond ETF opened at **$49.65**. The ETF has seen a **52-week low of $48.29** and a **52-week high of $50.70**. It has a **fifty-day simple moving average** of **$49.59** and a **two-hundred-day simple moving average** of **$49.39**.

The Vanguard Total International Bond ETF, launched on **June 4, 2013**, primarily invests in investment-grade fixed income securities. It tracks an index of non-USD denominated bonds, which are hedged against currency fluctuations for U.S. investors. This strategic approach allows investors to gain exposure to international bonds while mitigating currency risk.

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