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LONDON, June 29, 2022--(BUSINESS WIRE)--

Funds

Date

TIDM

ISIN Code

Shares in Issue

Currency

Net Asset Value

NAV/per Share

First Trust FactorFX UCITS ETF

28.06.2022

FXGB LN

IE00BD5HBR05

25,002.00

GBP

382,084.90

18.643

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