Amundi Nasdaq-100 UCITS ETF (L8IN)

Overview

The company in question is focused on investment opportunities within emerging markets across the globe. By dedicating at least 80% of its assets to securities of issuers and depositary receipts representing securities of issuers in these markets, the company aims to leverage the economic growth potential within regions that are on the path of rapid development. Emerging markets, as identified by the company, encompass those defined by the MSCI, countries or markets characterized by low- to middle-income economies as classified by the World Bank, and others that the Adviser believes share similar characteristics of emerging markets. This approach underlines the company's strategy to diversify investments and capitalize on the dynamism and potential higher growth rates offered by these countries compared to more developed markets.

Products and Services

The array of products and services offered by the company is designed to cater to investors looking to tap into the growth potential of emerging markets. These products and services include:

• Securities of Issuers in Emerging Markets: The cornerstone of the company's offerings, this service involves investing in the securities of companies that are based in or have significant operations within emerging markets. This broad category includes both equity and debt securities, providing investors with a diversified exposure to the economic prospects of these regions.
• Depositary Receipts: In addition to direct investments in securities, the company offers investments in depositary receipts, which are negotiable financial instruments issued by banks to represent a specified number of shares in a foreign company's stock. Depositary receipts enable investors to gain exposure to emerging markets through equity ownership in companies without the complexities and risks associated with direct investment in foreign securities.
• Other Investments Tied Economically to Emerging Markets: Recognizing the diverse opportunities within emerging markets, the company extends its investment strategy to include other financial instruments and assets that are economically tied to these regions. This may encompass derivative instruments, bonds, and other financial products that derive their value from the underlying economic performance of emerging markets.