I can only advise against .... The Prime indices have flopped several times in the past and Amundi then switched indices to MSCI. They have merged Lyxor ETFs with me several times in a tax-damaging manner and I am therefore through with these semi-professional ETFs, which they only put together for small investors. Hence Invesco FTSE ALL WORLD
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@Financial_Independence so the Lyxor products have flopped ;) And Amundi does not offer any indices. Since the All-Country is already based in Ireland and there is no identical competing product whose provider Amundi could buy up, a merger with a change of domicile is unlikely. And unfortunately, a change of index cannot be ruled out with any provider - but it can also lead to an optimization of the product. Although I do wonder which Lyxor customer bought a World or US ETF domiciled in Luxembourg back then, even though there were already some in Ireland. I guess they didn't pay that much attention to the product as retail investors and are now complaining about others...
The WEBN (Acc) is not even listed here yet, only WEBG (Dist), while the first savings plans are only just becoming available. Nevertheless, the fund volume is already at USD 1.7 billion. Invesco's ETF is over a year old and, despite the better-known index, has only taken in around a third so far. The market speaks a clear language here. But both are good products and you can't go wrong with the "expensive" ETF from Vanguard either.
The WEBN (Acc) is not even listed here yet, only WEBG (Dist), while the first savings plans are only just becoming available. Nevertheless, the fund volume is already at USD 1.7 billion. Invesco's ETF is over a year old and, despite the better-known index, has only taken in around a third so far. The market speaks a clear language here. But both are good products and you can't go wrong with the "expensive" ETF from Vanguard either.
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@Financial_Independence Do you mean this one?
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A3D7QX Invesco ftse all world
And the Amundi is doing worse?
And the Amundi is doing worse?
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