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American Century Select High Yield ETF (AHYB)

Assets
$71.46M
American Century Investments
Fee
0.44%
a year
Yield
6.0%
Components
431
top 10: 12%

Performance

The fund's own total return, a year on average over the longer periods; volatility is the yearly standard deviation of its returns.

This year
+0.2%
1 year
+1.8%
3 years
+7.3%
5 years
+0.0%
10 years
+0.0%

Volatility 3.6% over one year, 4.3% over three; Sharpe ratio over three years 0.59.

Largest components

STATE STREET INSTITUTIONAL US GOVERNMENT MONEY MARKET FUNDState Street Institutional US Government Money Market Fund 3.64%
US DOLLARSUS DOLLARS 1.27%
CSC HOLDINGS LLC 5CSC Holdings LLC 5.75 01/15/2030 1.17%
FORD MOTOR CREDIT CO LLC 4Ford Motor Credit Co LLC 4.13 08/04/2025 1.03%
VIRGIN MEDIA SECURED FINANCE PLC 5Virgin Media Secured Finance PLC 5.50 05/15/2029 1.03%
ALTICE FRANCE SA/FRANCE 5Altice France SA/France 5.13 01/15/2029 0.95%
ZIGGO BV 5Ziggo BV 5.50 01/15/2027 0.78%
CONSOLIDATED ENERGY FINANCE SA 6Consolidated Energy Finance SA 6.50 05/15/2026 0.78%
AMERICAN AIRLINES INC 11American Airlines Inc 11.75 07/15/2025 0.64%
DIVERSIFIED HEALTHCARE TRUST 9Diversified Healthcare Trust 9.75 06/15/2025 0.56%

All 431 components ›

Sectors

Not given for this fund.

Regions

Not given for this fund.

Asset classes

Bond97.1%
Cash2.4%

About the fund

Tracks
ICE BofA US High Yield Constrained (BB)
Issuer
American Century Investments
Since
2021-11-16
Listed on
NYSE ARCA
ISIN
US0250723311
Turnover
17% a year

Under normal market conditions, the portfolio managers will invest at least 80% of the fund"s net assets, plus any borrowings for investment purposes, in high-yield debt securities. High-yield securities are also referred to as junk bonds. The portfolio managers will actively allocate the fund"s assets in a range of high-yield corporate bonds. The fund is an actively managed exchange-traded fund (ETF) that does not seek to replicate the performance of a specified index.

From the market data provider's fund data, read 2026-10-19. Returns are the fund's own; past returns say nothing certain about future ones. None of this is advice.