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PBP — Invesco S&P 500 BuyWrite ETF

Invesco S&P 500 BuyWrite ETF (ticker: PBP) is a multi-asset ETF issued by Invesco tracking CBOE S&P 500 BuyWrite Index. It was launched on 2007-12-20.

Live Price$22.63
Change-0.53%
AUM$341.68M
Expense Ratio0.00%
Avg Volume31,063.158

Returns (Total Return)

PeriodReturn
1 Day0.31%
1 Week-0.61%
1 Month-0.13%
3 Months0.80%
6 Months-0.74%
YTD-0.35%
1 Year8.91%
3 Years28.20%
5 Years36.37%
10 Years
Since Inception

Top Holdings

#SecuritySymbolWeight
1 February 25 Calls on SPXSPX US 02/21/25 C6005 SPX210225
2 Millrose Properties Inc MRPW
3 February 25 Calls on SPXSPX US 02/21/25 C6005 SPX210225
4 Millrose Properties Inc MRPW
5 Millrose Properties Inc MRPW
6 February 25 Calls on SPXSPX US 02/21/25 C6005 SPX210225
7 February 25 Calls on SPXSPX US 02/21/25 C6005 SPX210225
8 Millrose Properties Inc MRPW
9 Millrose Properties Inc MRPW
10 February 25 Calls on SPXSPX US 02/21/25 C6005 SPX210225

Fund Profile

IssuerInvesco
BrandInvesco
Asset Classmulti-asset
StrategyBuy-write
StructureETF
CategoryLarge Cap Blend Equities
SegmentEquity: U.S. - Large Cap
RegionNorth America
Index TrackedCBOE S&P 500 BuyWrite Index
Inception Date2007-12-20
Tax on DistributionsOrdinary income

Quick Facts

TickerPBP
Full NameInvesco S&P 500 BuyWrite ETF
IssuerInvesco
Asset Classmulti-asset
Expense Ratio0.00%
AUM$341.68M
Inception2007-12-20
Index TrackedCBOE S&P 500 BuyWrite Index

Frequently Asked Questions

What does PBP track?

PBP (Invesco S&P 500 BuyWrite ETF) tracks CBOE S&P 500 BuyWrite Index, a multi-asset benchmark.

What is the expense ratio of PBP?

PBP has an expense ratio of 0.00% per year.

What is the AUM of PBP?

PBP has approximately $341.68M in assets under management.

Does PBP pay a dividend?

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

Who issues PBP?

PBP is issued by Invesco, launched on 2007-12-20.

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