- Invesco’s EMEA ETF platform reaches $100 billion in assets, up from $21 billion in 2019, significantly outpacing the industry growth rate
- Since 2019, Invesco has launched 80 new ETFs in EMEA, featuring best-in-class options across equities, fixed income, ESG and commodities, including innovative thematic products for targeted exposure
- Growth in Invesco’s EMEA ETF range driven by products including Europe’s largest gold ETC, and the world’s largest synthetic ETF
Invesco, one of the world’s leading asset managers, today announces that its EMEA ETF platform has exceeded $100 billion in assets under management (AUM). With an ETF AUM of $21 billion at the beginning of 2019, this represents a compound annual growth rate of 32% to YTD, versus an industry average of 20%.
Since 2019, Invesco has launched 80 new ETFs in EMEA, establishing a market-leading fixed income ETF range and a reputation for thematic innovation and thoughtful exposures, through launches such as the Invesco Coinshares Global Blockchain ETF, the Invesco ChiNext 50 ETF and the Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF.
The firm has also been at the forefront of innovation in ESG-themed ETFs, through products such as the Invesco Bloomberg Commodity Carbon Tilted ETF, classified as Article 8 under the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) and our range of Corporate Bond ESG ETFs.
With over a decade’s expertise in managing synthetic swap-based ETFs, Invesco now offers the world’s largest product in this space, with the Invesco S&P 500 UCITS ETF providing exposure to the performance of the world’s most popular index with $31 billion of client assets.
Invesco has had significant success with retail investors, in particular the Invesco FTSE All-World UCITS ETF, launched a year ago as a cost-effective way to participate in the performance of over 4,000 companies around the world, attracting inflows of $411m. All launches complement a comprehensive range which includes bellwethers such as the Invesco Physical Gold ETC, Europe’s largest and most liquid gold ETF, which has the lowest total cost of ownership and $18bn of assets.
“The $100bn milestone is the result of an immense amount of work from across the entire business”, said Gary Buxton, Head of EMEA ETFs at Invesco. “We have invested significantly in our platform in recent years, in order to offer investors the exposure they want, in the way they want it, anywhere in the world.”
“Looking ahead, our focus will remain on working in partnership with clients to develop products that help them meet their needs. The ETF market has changed significantly – now, almost every product we launch comes from explicit demand from a client, and they are created through shared discussions with our product development teams. This dynamic is not only effective, but a highly rewarding way to work.”
