UIVM Breaks Through to a New 52-Week High Driven by $64.93 Million in Net Inflows Amid Renewed Investor Interest in International Equities

Tuesday, Dec 30, 2025 3:02 pm ET1min read
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- UIVM.O tracks a volatility-weighted index of international developed stocks, attracting $64.93M net inflows amid renewed global equity demand.

- The 0.35% expense ratio lags peers like

.O (0.05%), though 1.0x leverage matches most competitors in the ETF peer group.

- Its momentum/value strategy targets growth amid diverging global policies but risks underperformance in low-volatility markets despite recent 52-week high.

ETF Overview and Capital Flows

VictoryShares International Value Momentum ETF (UIVM.O) tracks a multi-factor-selected, volatility-weighted index of stocks from developed economies outside the United States. The fund combines passive equity exposure with a rules-based approach that emphasizes value and momentum signals.

Recent capital flows show a net inflow of $64.93 million, reflecting renewed investor interest in international equities amid a search for growth outside domestic markets.

Peer ETF Snapshot

  • CRXP.P charges 0.38% in expenses and holds leverage at 1.0x but discloses no AUM.
  • AGGS.P matches .O’s 0.35% expense ratio, holds $37 million in assets, and applies 1.0x leverage.
  • BNDP.O offers a lower 0.05% expense ratio, $101 million in AUM, and 1.0x leverage.
  • BTOT.P operates with 0.09% expenses, $25 million in assets, and 1.0x leverage.
  • ACVT.P’s 0.65% expense ratio is the highest in the peer group, with $28 million in AUM.

Opportunities and Structural Constraints

UIVM.O’s strategy targets international developed markets, which may benefit from diverging global growth trends and central bank policies. However, its 0.35% expense ratio lags behind peers like BNDP.O, which charges half that rate. The fund’s focus on volatility-weighted exposure could attract momentum-focused investors but also exposes it to potential underperformance in low-volatility environments.

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