We find value in mispriced opportunities undergoing change.
Use our valuation tracker and find out what stock markets look cheap or expensive around the world. Learn from our experts where the opportunities and risks are over the long-term.
The concept behind value investing is simple: identify stocks whose value isn’t reflected in the current share price and hold on to them until the broader market recognizes what they’re worth.
Keen to learn more? Then explore our educational materials below, which are accredited for structured CPD by CISI.
At Invesco we have a host of capabilities that cover both value tracking and active valuation-driven investing. We can therefore cater for a range of investment objectives, from simple value diversification to potential valuation-driven outperformance exposure.
Valuation-driven investing sits at the heart of our Henley Investment Centre's investment philosophy.
Perseverance: Looking beyond short-termism and hype to uncover mispriced assets that others haven't spotted.
Inspiration: Immersing ourselves in unconstrained research to support our clients’ needs.
Progress: Always seeking the competitive advantage that could unlock investment success.
Find out more about our capabilities by visiting the UK, European, Asian & Emerging Market equity and Global pages.
As one the world’s largest ETF providers, we constantly look for ways to help you reach new opportunities.
Experience: Dedicated to ETF investing since 2003.
Breadth: Providing a variety of investment opportunities through a vast ETF range.
Value: Offering ETFs weighted by fundamental value, as opposed to market cap.
Where you’ll find the cheapest and most expensive stock markets in the world
Find out what regional stock markets look cheap or expensive and learn from our experts about investing opportunities and risks around the world.
UK equities: Q1 2025 market review and outlook
In this video, fund manager Bethany Shard shares her thoughts on the challenges of the last quarter and her outlook for UK equities.
Value versus growth: Is it time for value?
Value investing is expected to enjoy a renaissance as the decades long downtrend in bond yields is finally over. Find out more.
Indian equities: Investment opportunities in a market poised for growth
The Indian equity market is poised for significant growth, and we believe performance will be supported by strong corporate earnings and GDP figures. Find out more.
European equities: Back to politics, navigating these challenges with active investing
Active European equity investing is helping to navigate the complex nature of politics in the region. Find out more.
The concept behind value investing is simple: identify stocks whose value isn’t reflected in the current share price and hold on to them until the broader market recognises what they’re worth.
Valuation-driven investing takes the concept of value investing (holding underappreciated stocks until the broader market recognises their worth) a step further, by taking the future potential of a company into account, in addition to the current business fundamentals.
Growth stocks have driven equity returns across the world ever since the global financial crisis. However, with persistent inflation and rising interest rates (which typically benefit value stocks), the macroeconomic backdrop is changing, which could favour a value approach.
Passive value investments can offer exposure by tracking an index weighted by fundamental value, as opposed to market cap, which is how indices are typically constructed.
