Roughly five months after switching index providers, including the provider for its emerging markets ETF, Vanguard [profile] has cut fees nine ETFs, including the emerging markets product (VWO).

The move also comes just days after the fund giant announced an earlier round of fee cuts.

The ETF fee cuts unveiled today were:

FTSE All-World ex-US, down three basis points to 15 basis points
FTSE All-World ex-US Small-Cap, down three basis points to 25 basis points
FTSE Emerging Markets, down two basis points to 18 basis points
Global ex-US Real Estate, down three basis points to 32 basis points
High Dividend Yield, down three basis points to 10 basis points
MSCI Europe, down two basis points to 12 basis points
MSCI Pacific, down two basis points to 12 basis points
Total International Stock, down two basis points to 16 basis points
Total World Stock, down down three basis points to 19 basis points

Moreover, Vanguard reported that it had also changed the fees of 34 mutual funds in the month of February. 

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