In light of recent market turbulence as Donald Trump lights up tariffs, we see the majority of equity markets fall.
However, it is not all doom and gloom and some regions has been able to weather the storm in a lighter way. Europe is still sitting in positive territory for the year (at the time of writing) as the S&P 500 suffers a 15% decline on a year to date basis, highlining the benefits of diversification.
The Invesco FTSE All-World offers investors the opportunity to invest in a wide range of companies from across the globe, including both developed and emerging markets. It aims to reflect the performance of the FTSE AllâWorld index, providing diversified exposure to the worldâs stock markets.
This ETF might appeal to those looking to spread their investment across different countries and sectors, potentially reducing risk while participating in broad global market growth.
Issuer details
Invesco is one of the worldâs largest ETF providers with over US$680 billion globally in ETF assets under management (as at 31 March 2024). It offers over 140 EMEA ETFs spanning regions and strategies across equities, fixed income and commodities.
Its culture of innovation lets it find new opportunities for investors, as well as ways to improve the performance of core ETF exposures.
Index details
The FTSE AllâWorld index covers 87% of the worldâs investable equity market:
⢠The index consists of over 4,000 large and midâcap companies ⢠It tracks companies across 45 global developed and emerging market countries ⢠The index excludes frontier and standalone countries (e.g. Russia since March 2022).
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