Amundi has launched the Amundi Prime All Country World UCITS ETF, listed on Xetra. Amundi writes that the Prime All Country World UCITS ETF provides investors with a cost-efficient, highly-diversified equity exposure to both developed and emerging markets. Available with management fees of 0.07 per cent, it is the lowest-cost All-Country ETF available on the European market, Amundi writes.
Global equities represent a core building block of portfolio allocation., the firm says, writing that over the past five years, Global Equity UCITS ETFs have captured average net new assets of more than EUR30 billion per year, and over EUR11 billion year-to-date alone, reflecting investors’ strong and steady interest in this asset class.
With the launch of the Amundi Prime All Country World UCITS ETF, Amundi allows a wide range of investors to access, via an index constructed in partnership with Solactive, the most diversified global equity exposure at ultra-low fees.
The firm writes that this new launch adds to the existing Amundi ETF’s global equities offering which today comprises their flagship Amundi MSCI World UCITS ETF, one of the most cost-competitive global equity ETFs (12 bps) focused on global developed markets, as well as responsible investing options such as the Amundi MSCI World ESG Climate Net Zero Ambition CTB UCITS ETF.
Benoit Sorel, Head of Amundi ETF, Indexing & Smart Beta, says: “Our aim is to be the first partner of choice for ETF investors by continuing to provide the essential building blocks for diversified asset allocation. This new ETF bolsters our global equities range, covering a wide spectrum of products from the lowest-cost ETFs to ESG and climate solutions, catering for every investor type and need.”
