Why partner with us Harnessing opportunities across borders
Invesco’s Global Equities strategy provides access to leading companies across the world, offering exposure to portfolios diversified across industries and geographies. Our disciplined, research-driven approach focuses on identifying high quality businesses at attractive valuations, aiming to deliver portfolios that provide sustainable, long-term capital growth for clients.
Deep expertise
Within our Global Equities Team, everyone brings their differentiated background and skill set to help make more informed investment decisions.
Diversified approach
We construct high-conviction, globally diversified portfolios across sectors, avoiding excessive style or factor bias for resilient outcomes.
Robust process
The team applies rigorous research and valuation discipline to identify quality companies positioned for sustainable success.
Frequently asked questions
By investing globally, clients allow themselves the opportunity to invest in some of the most dynamic and exciting businesses in the world – irrespective of domicile. This wide universe allows our investment team to focus on building client portfolios without compromise.
Bottom-up stock picking is an investment strategy where decisions are made by analysing individual companies outside of the macroeconomic market trends.
Bottom-up investors focus on a specific company and its fundamentals such as financial statements, competitive advantages, and growth potential. Whereas top-down investors focus on the industry and economy.
You can invest in global equities by either investing in actively managed mutual funds or exchange traded funds (ETFs). Invesco offers a broad range of actively managed funds and ETFs.
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Equity ETFs
Enhance your portfolio with cost-effective and diversified equity ETFs, covering various regions, sectors, and investment themes.