Yahoo Finance Plus LONDON, June 24, 2022--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
Funds | Date | TIDM | ISIN Code | Shares in Issue | Currency | Net Asset Value | NAV/per Share |
First Trust NASDAQ Clean Edge Green Energy UCITS ETF | 23.06.2022 | QCLN.LN | IE00BDBRT036 | 1,600,002.00 | USD | 33,346,781.82 | 20.842 |
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