Invesco launches emerging market multi-factor ETF

OCF of 0.65%

Tom Eckett
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Invesco has expanded its multi-factor range with the launch of an emerging markets ETF to "capture outperformance" throughout the cycle.

The Invesco Goldman Sachs Equity Factor Index Emerging Market UCITS ETF will offer investor exposure to five factors; value, momentum, quality, low beta and size, Tracking the Goldman Sachs Equity Factor Emerging Markets Net Total Return index, the ETF is listed on the London Stock Exchange and has an ongoing charges figure (OCF) of 0.65%. The index provides exposure to over 300 stocks across 30 emerging markets across the globe. Chris Mellor (pictured), head of EMEA ETF equity product management at Invesco, commented: "The difficult part for investors has always been how to captur...

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