Xtrackers MSCI World Utilities
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ETF description
This ETF holds shares of companies in the utilities industry from developed countries around the world. The utilities industry includes businesses that provide essential services such as electricity, gas and water, and the fund aims to reflect the performance of a widely recognised index made up of these companies.
This ETF may appeal to an investor who is comfortable with the normal ups and downs of equity markets and who wants targeted exposure to the utilities sector rather than a very broad equity fund.
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 World Utilities TRN Index aims to reflect the performance of large and mid‑cap companies from global developed markets part of the Utilities sector as classified by GICS, is weighted by free‑float adjusted market capitalisation and reviewed on a quarterly basis.
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