JPMorgan International Value ETF (JIVE)
NASDAQ (NGS) NASDAQ (NGS) Primary 
JIVE Has Run Out Of Fuel, But It Has A Reserve Tank You Didn't Know About
JIVE's active management, high portfolio turnover, and concentrated financials exposure drive alpha, with 1Y alpha at +12.3% versus peers and benchmarks. Forward P/E multiples for JIVE's core regions and sectors are near 90th percentile (according to my reworking of the data). This would limit a further multiple expansion and is therefore a negative pressure on the growth of JIVE's price.
JIVE: This Hidden Gem ETF Is A Superb Blend Of Diversification, Growth, And Alpha
JPMorgan International Value ETF has outperformed major U.S. and international peers, delivering over 36% returns in the past year. JIVE's actively managed strategy targets undervalued foreign large-value stocks, with a 0.55% expense ratio and a $1B+ AUM since its 2023 launch. The ETF's portfolio is concentrated in financials (36%), with significant EMEA and Asia ex-Japan exposure, and includes globally recognized holdings.
JIVE Vs. The World: The New Standard In International Value ETFs
JIVE employs a quantitative- and behavioral-based selection process across developed and emerging markets, without market-cap bias, enabling flexible, diversified stock and geographical allocations. With ~340 holdings and Top 10 under 14%, JIVE balances market, sector, and geographic exposure, offering consistent value theme performance and agility across regions, including meaningful emerging-market allocations. Since inception, JIVE has outperformed peers by ~12 percentage points, driven by emerging-market and small-cap exposure, while maintaining drawdowns comparable to conservative international value ETFs.
