Xtrackers MSCI Global SDG 6 Clean Water & Sanitation

Details

ETF description

This ETF focuses on investing in companies that work towards providing clean water and sanitation, in line with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals. It targets businesses involved in areas such as water treatment, purification, and management, as well as those engaged in sustainable water practices and sanitation solutions. By investing in this ETF, individuals can gain exposure to a diverse range of companies that are contributing to improved access to clean water and sanitation globally.

Investors who are passionate about environmental sustainability and social impact may find this ETF particularly appealing. It may attract those who want to support initiatives that address critical water challenges while potentially benefiting from the growth in the water sector. The ETF aims to include a balanced mix of companies that play a vital role in enhancing water quality and availability, helping to mitigate investment risk.

Issuer details

Xtrackers is a large and established provider of high quality ETFs and exchange traded commodities (ETCs). It is the ETF and ETC segment of the German asset manager DWS.

Xtrackers ETFs are listed on eleven stock exchanges globally and have over £169.53bn (as at June 2024) in assets under management, making Xtrackers one of the largest providers of ETFs and ETCs by AUM.

Index details

The MSCI ACWI IMI SDG 6 Clean Water and Sanitation Select Index aims to reflect the performance of large, medium, and small‑capitalisation companies across developed and emerging markets; companies associated with a positive contribution to Sustainable Development Goal 6: ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all of the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and which meet certain ESG criteria. To be eligible for inclusion securities must meet a certain threshold on the theme of water and/or be part of the certain business segments including not limited to: (i) sustainable water; (ii) sanitation; and (iii) sustainable agriculture. The index is reviewed semi‑annually and rebalanced at least quarterly.