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William Blair Short Duration Bond Fund Class I (BIFIX)

NASDAQ Financial Services Asset Management - Bonds
$8.23 ▲ +0.00%
Market Cap
$22.6M
Sector
Financial Services
Industry
Asset Management - Bonds
Beta
0.42
52-Wk Range
8.23-8.23
CEO
Country
Currency
USD

William Blair Short Duration Bond Fund Class I operates in the Asset Management - Bonds industry of the Financial Services sector, headquartered in Chicago, IL. The stock last traded at $8.23, up 0.00% on the session, giving a market capitalisation of $22.6M. On trailing twelve-month figures it carries a trailing P/E of -13.95, a net margin of -58.9%. Its beta of 0.42 implies it has historically moved less than the broad market.

Valuation & profitability (TTM)
P/E
-13.95
Price / Sales
0.19
Price / Book
0.67
EV / EBITDA
0.00
Gross margin
100.0%
Operating margin
86.0%
Net margin
-58.9%
Return on equity
Debt / equity
0.00
Current ratio
0.07
Dividend yield
1.6%
Payout ratio
-217.9%
Company profile
Exchange
NASDAQ
Employees
IPO date
2019-01-02
Headquarters
Chicago, IL
About William Blair Short Duration Bond Fund Class I

The primary objective of this fund is to generate consistent income while maintaining a reasonable degree of capital preservation. It commits at least 80% of its net assets (along with any borrowed capital utilized for investment purposes) to bond investments. The portfolio predominantly features U.S. dollar-denominated, investment-grade fixed income securities. The investment adviser actively manages a diversified collection of debt instruments with the goal of surpassing the performance of the Bloomberg 1-3 Year U.S. government/Credit Index. Expectedly, the fund's weighted average maturity will not exceed five years.

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