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First Trust Senior Loan Fund

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$44.96

-0.02 (-0.04%)
Current Price
Previous Close $44.98
Open $44.99
Day High $45.00
Day Low $44.95
Volume 69,739
Fetched: 2026-06-23T17:45:39
Fund Information
Quarterly Dividend / Yield N/A / 6.47%
Net Assets $2.30B
Expense Ratio 0.70%
Category Bank Loan
Fund Family First Trust
Net Asset Value $44.96
Premium/Discount 0.00%
Quarterly Dividend Yield 6.47%
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Technical Indicators
SMA20$44.95
SMA50$44.89
SMA200$44.46
RSI47.62
ATR0.0750
Rel Volume0.36
Performance History
Week-0.04%
Month+0.07%
Quarter+1.51%
6 Months+0.75%
YTD+0.53%
Year+4.14%
3 Years+22.80%
5 Years+27.49%
10 Years+54.62%
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Recent Price History
Date Close Volume
2026-06-23 $44.96 69,739
2026-06-22 $44.99 245,700
2026-06-18 $45.00 203,600
2026-06-17 $44.94 197,000
2026-06-16 $44.97 225,900
2026-06-15 $44.98 230,300
2026-06-12 $44.92 277,500
2026-06-11 $44.94 208,100
2026-06-10 $44.88 251,900
2026-06-09 $44.91 367,800
2026-06-08 $44.94 140,800
2026-06-05 $44.95 126,700
2026-06-04 $44.99 125,800
2026-06-03 $44.97 155,900
2026-06-02 $44.98 163,000
2026-06-01 $44.97 135,200
2026-05-29 $44.94 181,200
2026-05-28 $44.94 212,800
2026-05-27 $44.96 141,800
2026-05-26 $44.92 195,600
About First Trust Senior Loan Fund

Under normal market conditions, the fund invests at least 80% of its net assets in first and second lien senior floating rate bank loans (collectively, β€œSenior Loans”). Senior loans represent debt obligations of sub-investment grade corporate borrowers, similar to high yield bonds; however, senior loans are different from traditional high yield bonds in that senior loans are typically senior to other obligations of the borrower and generally secured by a lien on all or some portion of the assets of the borrower.

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