The State Street SPDR S&P 600 Small Cap Value ETF (SLYV) and iShares SP Mid-Cap 400 Value ETF (IJJ) target U.S. value stocks with notable differences in returns, risk, and sector mix. SLYV emphasizes smaller companies, while IJJ focuses on mid-cap stocks.

SLYV boasts a 0.15% expense ratio and 13.3% 1-year return, compared to IJJ’s 0.18% expense ratio and 9.8% return. SLYV also offers a 1.9% dividend yield and $4.5 billion in AUM, making it slightly more appealing for cost-conscious investors.

IJJ tracks a mid-cap value index with 305 stocks, heavy on financial services and industrials. Top holdings include U.S. Foods Holding, Reliance Steel & Aluminum, and Alcoa. SLYV, on the other hand, focuses on small-cap value stocks, spreading exposure across 460 holdings with a more evenly distributed sector mix.

Read more at Yahoo Finance: iShares’ IJJ vs. State Street’s SLYV