Return Stacked ETFs runs 1 fund available to UK investors on Funds Benchmark. The book is concentrated in ARIS (1 fund). Every fund below links to a live detail page with its latest price, factsheet-style performance over 1Y / 3Y / 5Y, fees and full holdings — all comparable side by side against benchmark and peers.
| # | Fund | 1Y | AUM | OCF |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
ARIS
US88636J1051
|
+17.3% | — | — |
Return Stacked ETFs has 1 fund covered by Funds Benchmark across ARIS.
See every Return Stacked ETFs fund in one place, then pick up to 5 to compare on performance, holdings and fees.
Every Return Stacked ETFs fund's detail page on Funds Benchmark shows its latest price (NAV), cumulative and discrete performance, ongoing charge, fund size and full holdings — the same data a factsheet carries, kept current from FE fundinfo and shown side by side against benchmark and peers.
We list 1 Return Stacked ETFs fund available to UK investors. Not every share class is offered by every platform — check your broker's fund list before placing an order. Use the search above each fund to see its full ISIN and pricing details.
Return Stacked ETFs's largest exposure is in ARIS . The full breakdown by count is shown above. You can also filter the firm's funds by asset class using the buttons on the Fund Finder.
Open any Return Stacked ETFs fund's detail page to see its quartile rank against peers in the same IA sector, cumulative and discrete performance over 1Y / 3Y / 5Y, risk metrics (volatility, Sharpe, max drawdown), and full holdings breakdown. Performance data is from FE fundinfo and refreshed monthly.
OCF data isn't currently available across the full Return Stacked ETFs range. Individual share classes vary — institutional and clean retail classes are typically cheaper than legacy retail classes with embedded platform fees. Each fund's detail page shows the OCF for that specific share class.
The table above lists every Return Stacked ETFs fund we cover, sortable by AUM, 1Y / 3Y / 5Y return, and ongoing charge. The Fund Finder offers more granular filtering across multiple managers at once.
