Fund · IUSB
iShares Core Universal USD Bond ETF
Asset Management - Bonds · NASDAQ
Meridian Score
9.0 out of 10 · Exceptional
Each metric is measured against the company's own sector, then ranked across every rated stock. How it works
The six fund grades
Cost
Cost is the expense ratio — the slice of your money the fund takes every year, whether it does well or badly.
9.7
Holdings
Holdings is the Meridian look-through: we score the companies the fund actually owns, position by position, and weight them the way the fund does.
N/A
Trend
Trend is the fund's total return over the last year, dividends included.
2.9
Risk
Risk is how much the fund's price has actually moved about over the past year — its realized volatility.
8.6
Liquidity
Liquidity combines how large the fund is with how much of it changes hands on a normal day.
9.8
Income
Income is what the fund actually paid out over the last twelve months, as a yield on today's price.
7.7
Key figures
- Price
- $44.78 (+0.03%)
- Assets
- $42.19B
- 52-week range
- $43.75 – $47.23
- Beta
- 0.96
- Data as of
- Oct 28, 2026
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Open IUSB in Meridian — freeThe Meridian Score is a general, impersonal quantitative rating for informational and educational purposes only. It is not personalized investment advice, and Meridian is not a registered investment adviser. Figures come from the latest daily build (the next earnings date from the earnings calendar) and may lag the market.