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Prior to 29th October 2021, the Fund was known as SPDR Bloomberg Barclays 0-5 Year U.S. High Yield Bond UCITS ETF (Dist), tracking the Bloomberg Barclays U.S. High Yield 0-5 Year (ex 144a) Bond Index.
Prior to 1st May 2025, the fund was known as SPDR Bloomberg SASB U.S. High Yield Corporate ESG UCITS ETF (Dist), tracking the Bloomberg SASB US Corporate High Yield ESG Ex-Controversies Select Index.
Prior to 19th February 2026, the Fund was known as SPDR® Bloomberg U.S. High Yield Corporate Scored UCITS ETF (Dist).
Index Change: "Index" reflects linked performance returns of both the Bloomberg SASB US Corporate High Yield ESG Ex-Controversies Select Index and the Bloomberg U.S. High Yield 0-5 Year (ex 144a) Bond Index. The index returns are reflective of the Bloomberg U.S. High Yield 0-5 Year (ex 144a) Bond Index from fund inception until October 29, 2021 and of Bloomberg SASB US Corporate High Yield ESG Ex-Controversies Select Index effective October 29, 2021 to present.
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