Franklin FTSE Taiwan
Asian companies
Details
ETF description
This ETF holds shares of medium‑ and large‑sized companies based in Taiwan, meaning it gives an investor exposure to the stock market of that country by owning a broad basket of Taiwanese equities. This ETF may appeal to an investor who wants targeted exposure to one specific regional market — Taiwan’s equity market — rather than a globally diversified fund.
Issuer details
Franklin Templeton is a globally recognized asset management firm with over $1.5 trillion in assets under management as of June 2024. Offering a range of investment products coverig various market segments. Founded in 1947 by Rupert H. Johnson, Sr., Franklin Templeton has a strong global presence with a focus on active management and expertise in emerging markets. Known for its commitment to research and investor education, Franklin Templeton’s notable ETFs include the Franklin LibertyQ Global Dividend UCITS ETF and the Franklin FTSE China ETF, reflecting its dedication to providing diversified investment options across different regions and sectors.
Index details
The FTSE Taiwan 30/18 Capped Index represents the performance of Taiwanese large and mid capitalisation stocks.
This ETF is in collections:
Recently addedKey information
ETF Breakdown
Why InvestEngine
Unbeatable value
From commission‑free investing, to zero‑ISA fees, we’re proud of our low fees.
Here's how we're able to do it
Choice of 830+ ETFs
Low cost, diversified, index‑tracking of stock markets, bonds and commodities.
Browse investments
Actionable insights
Know exactly which companies, sectors and regions are in your portfolio.
Powerful automation
Grow your wealth the easy way with automated investing features
Easy diversification
Fractional investing lets you put as little as £1 in any ETF.
DIY or Managed
Build and manage your own portfolio or leave it to us.
ETFs have spreads and annual charges and come with risks like market volatility, liquidity, and concentration, and may not always accurately track their index. Past performance and forecasts are not reliable indicators of future results. The value of your investments, including any income, can rise or fall. You may get back less than you originally invested.