
The case for emerging markets and Chinese equities
The performance of emerging market equities depends in large part on China. Here’s what we’re watching as the trade war continues.
Our global strategy4 was one of the first in the world, and has had only four managers since its launch in 1969.
On average, our team members have spent 15 years at Invesco and 24 years in the industry.5
Two strategies recognized by the leading global investing benchmark Refinitiv Lipper for 9 awards over the last five years.1
The average US investor holds nearly 76% of their stock portfolio in US companies. And yet, only 24% of gross domestic product (GDP) is from the US.² Are you limiting your opportunity set? Great companies around the world are capitalizing on transformational forces, including the growing middle class, the technological revolution and the aging population.
The middle class is fueling growth in goods and services such as luxury items and travel.
By 2030, the size of the global middle class is expected to reach 5.3 billion, or a third of GDP growth3.
Technology is helping every industry work faster and smarter.
The cloud computing industry alone is predicted to grow from $371 billion in 2020 to $832 billion in 20256.
People around the world are living longer and spending differently.
The number of people 65 and over is expected to double in the next 25 years, and they're already spending more to be healthy and active7.
Through our time-tested, active approach to global markets, we’ve discovered enduring opportunities around the world to help our clients achieve their long-term financial goals.
The Global Equity Team has been a leader in global investing for more than 50 years. The team launched its flagship Global Fund back in 1969 and, over time, thoughtfully expanded its product offerings to include an array of products designed to meet a diverse set of investor needs.
Fund Name | Ticker | Description | Download |
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Invesco Global Opportunities Fund | OPGIX | A highly active and differentiated portfolio comprised mainly of small- & mid-cap emergent growth stocks with transformational potential. | Fact sheet |
Invesco Global Focus Fund | GLVAX | A concentrated, unconstrained, style agnostic portfolio investing in companies that may have the potential to compound value through durable competitive advantages and leadership in a structurally growing area of the economy. | Fact sheet Infographic |
Invesco Global Fund | OPPAX | Flagship global equity product focused on high-quality, large- cap blue chip companies, investing with a long-term horizon and patience to allow compound growth potential to play out. | Fact sheet |
Invesco Oppenheimer International Growth Fund | OIGAX | A differentiated, high quality portfolio of international stocks with a wide range of structural growth drivers. | Fact sheet Infographic |
Invesco International Small-Mid Company Fund | OSMAX | A high-quality portfolio focused on international small- and mid-cap companies that may have the potential to compound returns for shareholders over time. | Fact sheet |
Invesco International Diversified Fund | OIDAX | A fund of funds designed to be a one-stop solution for broad international equity exposure with an attractive balance between risk and reward. | Fact sheet Infographic |
The Emerging Markets Equity Team has been investing since 1996 and lead PM Justin Leverenz offers clients over 27 years of experience. He takes a high conviction approach to emerging markets equity investing, with a focus on high quality innovative companies that may benefit from structural growth tailwinds.
Fund Name | Ticker | Description | Download |
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Invesco Developing Markets Fund | ODMAX | An emerging markets equity strategy focused on companies with durable long-term growth, sustainable advantages, and those rare companies that have considerable real options often unappreciated by conventional investment strategies. | Fact sheet Infographic |
The case for emerging markets and Chinese equities
The performance of emerging market equities depends in large part on China. Here’s what we’re watching as the trade war continues.
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