Invesco ETFs

Nasdaq 100 Innovation Suite

Invesco and Nasdaq have a long-standing relationship supporting investors in gaining access to companies at the forefront of innovation and technology.

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Building innovation into your portfolio

Innovation Suite gives investors access to the most groundbreaking companies within the Nasdaq indices. You can use these ETFs to enhance core exposure within growth equity investments, complement value equity strategies, and replace high fee, underperforming strategies with a cost-effective option.

  • Be at the forefront
    The evolution of the Nasdaq-100 Index and Invesco’s Innovation Suite demonstrates the progression of innovation and technology to create a competitive edge in the market.
  • Reach attractive values
    Innovation Suite launched as a cost-effective option to complement the investment objectives of investors who want access to innovative companies across the Nasdaq composite.
  • Diversify your portfolio
    Investors have the opportunity to potentially enhance their portfolio allocation and build an innovative offering with access to forward-thinking companies across the market-cap spectrum.

Seek strong performance

The Nasdaq-100 Index has provided investors with decades of strong large-cap performance. The chart below shows the total cumulative returns from March 10, 1999–June 30, 2025.

Source: Bloomberg L.P. Data is for total returns from March 10, 1999–June 30, 2025. The above chart is presented for the purpose of illustrating the long-term performance of large-cap growth markets versus the broader market over time. The starting time period was selected based on the inception of the oldest product in the Invesco QQC Innovation Suite. QQC has an existing performance record, which can be found here. Index performance is not indicative of Fund performance, nor is it an indication of how a Fund could or will perform. An investment cannot be made directly into an Index. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results.

Frequently asked questions

ETF is short for “exchange-traded fund.” ETFs are baskets of securities that can be bought or sold on exchanges similar to individual stocks. ETFs can provide exposure to broad areas of the market in a single, bundled investment. They are often passively managed and typically seek to track the performance of an index, such as the Nasdaq-100.

The index includes the largest 100 non-financial companies listed on the Nasdaq Stock Market based on market capitalization. It rebalances quarterly and is reconstituted annually in early December.

Investors can get ETF exposure to some of the world’s most innovative companies across the market-cap spectrum with no overlap between strategies. ETFs in our Invesco Innovation Suite can be used to complement each other.

QQC invests in securities of Invesco QQQ TrustSM, Series 1 (Nasdaq ticker: QQQ), Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF (Nasdaq ticker: QQQM) or in securities of US companies in order to replicate the Nasdaq–100® Index. The index consists of the 100 largest non-financial companies listed on The Nasdaq Stock Market LLC based on market capitalization. 

Nasdaq and Invesco have long been associated with innovation. The Nasdaq indices cover leading-edge companies, while Invesco enables investors to access them through our efficient range of ETFs and mutual funds. The following are potential ways to implement the Invesco NASDAQ 100 Index ETF in your portfolio:

  • Enhance your core exposure within large-cap growth equity investments.
  • Complement your value equity strategies.

QQC is Canadian-domiciled, but is not currency hedged, so its price is impacted by exchange-rate fluctuations between US and Canadian dollars. QQC.F is Canadian dollar hedged, so currency fluctuations do not impact the results. All three track the Nasdaq-100 Index.

QQJR provides exposure to growth-focused, Nasdaq-listed companies that may be earlier in their growth cycles than larger companies in the Nasdaq-100 Index.