MetLife — Issuer
MetLife — 2 funds tracked on Dividend Vision.
One of the largest U.S. life insurers; its listed preferred shares are core income holdings.
MetLife funds
| Ticker | Name | Distribution rate | Frequency | AUM |
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| MET | MetLife, Inc. | 2.41% | Quarterly | |
| MET-PA | MetLife Depositary Shares Series A | 6.04% | Quarterly |
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