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EMLP — First Trust North American Energy Infrastructure Fund

First Trust North American Energy Infrastructure Fund (ticker: EMLP) is a equity ETF issued by First Trust tracking ACTIVE - No Index. It was launched on 2012-06-21.

Live Price$43.11
Change0.23%
AUM$3.97B
Expense Ratio0.01%
Avg Volume307,984.263

Returns (Total Return)

PeriodReturn
1 Day-1.04%
1 Week1.15%
1 Month-0.14%
3 Months-1.56%
6 Months12.06%
YTD13.57%
1 Year17.61%
3 Years72.16%
5 Years100.68%
10 Years
Since Inception

Top Holdings

#SecuritySymbolWeight
1 US Dollar $USD 9.59%
2 US Dollar $USD 9.59%
3 US Dollar $USD 9.59%
4 Enterprise Products Partners L.P. EPD 8.42%
5 Enterprise Products Partners L.P. EPD 8.42%
6 Enterprise Products Partners L.P. EPD 8.42%
7 Enterprise Products Partners L.P. EPD 8.42%
8 Enterprise Products Partners L.P. EPD 8.39%
9 Enterprise Products Partners L.P. EPD 8.39%
10 Enterprise Products Partners L.P. EPD 8.34%

Fund Profile

IssuerFirst Trust
BrandFirst Trust
Asset Classequity
StrategyActive
StructureETF
CategoryMLPs
SegmentEquity: North America MLPs
SectorMLP
RegionNorth America
Index TrackedACTIVE - No Index
Inception Date2012-06-21
Tax on DistributionsOrdinary income

Quick Facts

TickerEMLP
Full NameFirst Trust North American Energy Infrastructure Fund
IssuerFirst Trust
Asset Classequity
Expense Ratio0.01%
AUM$3.97B
Inception2012-06-21
Index TrackedACTIVE - No Index

Frequently Asked Questions

What does EMLP track?

EMLP (First Trust North American Energy Infrastructure Fund) tracks ACTIVE - No Index, a equity benchmark.

What is the expense ratio of EMLP?

EMLP has an expense ratio of 0.01% per year.

What is the AUM of EMLP?

EMLP has approximately $3.97B in assets under management.

Does EMLP pay a dividend?

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

Who issues EMLP?

EMLP is issued by First Trust, launched on 2012-06-21.

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