You also have to keep in mind that not all tech is the same when different classification systems are used.
ICB, GICS, TRBC, RBICS etc. are all different standards that represent the same ETF differently, because there is not ONE standard for classification that everyone uses.
In other words, even if the fundamental securities in the ETF match the issuer, the allocation does not have to match the issuer.
That's why you should look for a "single source of truth" that classifies everything according to uniform systems.
If Amundi uses ICB, iShares GICS and Vangurd TRBC on its own website, then you have three different data standards to compare.
ICB, GICS, TRBC, RBICS etc. are all different standards that represent the same ETF differently, because there is not ONE standard for classification that everyone uses.
In other words, even if the fundamental securities in the ETF match the issuer, the allocation does not have to match the issuer.
That's why you should look for a "single source of truth" that classifies everything according to uniform systems.
If Amundi uses ICB, iShares GICS and Vangurd TRBC on its own website, then you have three different data standards to compare.
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@Staatsmann Oh, thanks for the explanation.
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