This fund provides low-cost access to developed and emerging equity markets across the globe — all in a single investment. Investing in this fund grants access to the top performing equities across the globe, with the inclusion of small cap companies.
Investing in this fund exposes investors to a globally diversified mix of companies of all sizes. If global trends shift and U.S. tech dominance declines, your investment remains balanced across other key regions and sectors — making the FTSE Global All Cap a strong choice for long-term global growth.
The FTSE Global All Cap tracks an index weighted by companies’ market capitalization (the value of its total shares) rather than being linked to one sector.
At present, the top sector exposures include Technology, Financials, Consumer Goods, Industrials, and Healthcare. However, these sector weightings evolve over time, adapting naturally to shifts in global market performance.
This is a passive index fund, meaning it doesn’t hand-pick stocks — it follows a broad benchmark of leading companies in developed and emerging markets.
While the individual top performers may change, the fund will always track the same segment of the global economy. That consistency makes it an appealing option for long-term, passive investors seeking global exposure.
HSBC Asset Management is part of the wider HSBC Group, boasting over 50 years experience and managing $600 billion (2024).
HSBC focuses on bringing investors a low-cost range of investment products, with particular strength in global equity and ESG offerings.
iShares ETFs are managed by BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, with over three decades of experience in index investing. The team applies rigorous quantitative research and disciplined risk management to deliver diversified, cost-effective market exposure.
With a strong emphasis on transparency and innovation, iShares products are built to support efficient, long-term investment strategies. BlackRock’s global scale and local insights help navigate changing markets with confidence.
Invesco is a global asset manager with over $1.4 trillion in assets (2024). They offer over 240 ETFs, covering equities, fixed income, commodities and thematics.
Founded in 1935, Invesco brings 90 years of experience creating reliable, investor-first solutions.
Vanguard has been a best friend to everyday investors since the 1970s, making it easy to invest with confidence. Today, it manages $10 trillion worldwide (2024), sticking to a philosophy of low costs, transparency, and long-term thinking.
When you invest through Vanguard, you’re investing with one of the most trusted names in asset management.
WisdomTree is a global asset manager based in New York. With $116 billion under management (as of April 2025), they are a trusted provider of over 260 ETPs (Exchange Traded Products).
Their investment product philosophy seeks to use unique research to provide investors access to traditionally inaccessible asset classes.
The parent company behind Google, that also owns Youtube, Fitbit, and Deepmind
The global e-commerce giant, and masters of next-day delivery.
Behind iconic products like the iPhone and Mac — Apple are at the forefront of consumer tech innovation.
Connecting billions of people through Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp… now dabbling in VR too.
Pioneers of personal and business computing worldwide —heard of Windows? MS Office? That’s them.
Powering tech innovation with world-leading graphic processors — fuelling everything from gaming to AI.
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This fund is designed to track the FTSE Developed Index, offering exposure to large and mid-sized companies across established markets around the globe.
Avg. annual returns
23/05/2020 - 23/05/2025
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12.54%
Management Charges
0.12%
Risk level
5 of 7
Category
Index Tracker
Region
Global
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This fund is designed to track the performance of the FTSE All-World Index
Avg. annual returns
23/05/2020 - 23/05/2025
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12.02%
Management Charges
0.13%
Risk level
5 of 7
Category
Index Tracker
Region
Global
AAR
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This ETF invests in large and mid-cap stocks worldwide that pay above-average dividends. It passively tracks the FTSE All-World High Dividend Yield Index.
Avg. annual returns
23/05/2020 - 23/05/2025
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11.97%
Management Charges
0.29%
Risk level
6 of 7
Category
Index Tracker
Region
United Kingdom
AAR
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Invest in smaller market value companies across developed markets, it aims to provide broad diversification and long-term capital growth.
Avg. annual returns
23/05/2020 - 23/05/2025
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9.07%
Management Charges
0.29%
Risk level
6 of 7
Category
Index Tracker
Region
United Kingdom
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The core difference between the FTSE Global All Cap and the FTSE All-World is that this fund includes small-cap stocks. This provides a more diverse spread of assets, but small-cap stocks can be more volatile.
FTSE stands for Financial Times Stock Exchange — this organisation's indices are listed on the London Stock Exchange.
The FTSE Global All Cap differs from other funds listed on the FTSE, because of the index it tracks. Different FTSE indices track different sections of the market.
All Cap means companies of varying market capitalisations – small-, mid- and large-cap companies are separated by the total value of shares.
Small-cap: Typically under £2 billion
Mid-cap: Typically £2-8 billion
Large-cap: Typically more than £8 billion
All Cap means companies of varying market capitalisations – small-, mid- and large-cap companies are separated by the total value of shares.
Small-cap: Typically under £2 billion
Mid-cap: Typically £2-8 billion
Large-cap: Typically more than £8 billion
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