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CVSB — Calvert Ultra-Short Investment Grade ETF

Calvert Ultra-Short Investment Grade ETF (ticker: CVSB) is a bond ETF issued by Morgan Stanley tracking ACTIVE - No Index. It was launched on 2023-01-31.

Live Price$50.655
Change-0.01%
AUM$205.03M
Expense Ratio0.00%
Avg Volume11,044

Returns (Total Return)

PeriodReturn
1 Day0.05%
1 Week0.09%
1 Month-0.04%
3 Months-0.20%
6 Months-0.12%
YTD-0.18%
1 Year1.52%
3 Years14.15%
5 Years
10 Years
Since Inception

Top Holdings

#SecuritySymbolWeight
1 MSILF GOVERNMENT PORT N/A 12.49%
2 MSILF GOVERNMENT PORT N/A 12.49%
3 MSILF GOVERNMENT PORT N/A 12.49%
4 MSILF GOVERNMENT PORT N/A 12.49%
5 MSILF GOVERNMENT PORT N/A 12.49%
6 UNITED 4.125% 10/26 N/A 9.09%
7 UNITED 4.125% 10/26 N/A 9.09%
8 UNITED 4.125% 10/26 N/A 9.09%
9 UNITED 4.125% 10/26 N/A 9.09%
10 UNITED 4.125% 10/26 N/A 9.09%

Fund Profile

IssuerMorgan Stanley
BrandCalvert
Asset Classbond
StrategyActive
StructureETF
CategoryTotal Bond Market
SegmentFixed Income: Global - Broad Market, Broad-based Investment Grade Ultra-Short Term
RegionGlobal
Index TrackedACTIVE - No Index
Inception Date2023-01-31
Tax on DistributionsOrdinary income

Quick Facts

TickerCVSB
Full NameCalvert Ultra-Short Investment Grade ETF
IssuerMorgan Stanley
Asset Classbond
Expense Ratio0.00%
AUM$205.03M
Inception2023-01-31
Index TrackedACTIVE - No Index

Frequently Asked Questions

What does CVSB track?

CVSB (Calvert Ultra-Short Investment Grade ETF) tracks ACTIVE - No Index, a bond benchmark.

What is the expense ratio of CVSB?

CVSB has an expense ratio of 0.00% per year.

What is the AUM of CVSB?

CVSB has approximately $205.03M in assets under management.

Does CVSB pay a dividend?

CVSB distributes income according to its prospectus (Ordinary income tax treatment). Check the dividend history tab for ex-dividend dates and yield.

Who issues CVSB?

CVSB is issued by Morgan Stanley under the Calvert brand, launched on 2023-01-31.

Open the interactive CVSB dashboard for charts, historical fund flows, holdings breakdown and seasonality patterns.