Enhanced active ETFs

Power up your portfolio.

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Capital at risk. The value of investments and the income from them can fall as well as rise and are not guaranteed. Investors may not get back the amount originally invested.

WOEE

iShares World Equity Enhanced Active UCITS ETF

Systematic, actively managed global developed markets equity exposure.

USEE

iShares US Equity Enhanced Active UCITS ETF

Seeks long-term capital growth with a systematic active process across US equities.

EMEE

iShares Emerging Markets Equity Enhanced Active UCITS ETF

Systematic, active exposure to emerging market equities.

Why iShares for enhanced active ETFs

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Cost-effective alpha at the core

Our equity and fixed income enhanced ETFs aim to keep the value of active investing selection within an ETF wrapper.

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Efficient risk-taking

We seek to deliver the most effective use of risk budget by taking small, data-driven insights to minimise unwanted risks seeking to outperform the financial market.*

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Scalable, repeatable process

Our investment process blends human ingenuity with big data and AI technology to interpret real-time data across a broad investment universe, seeking to deliver dependable, scalable and robust process.

*Risk management cannot fully eliminate the risk of investment loss.

Fund characteristics

Equity enhanced
Fixed income enhanced

How to get started

You can’t invest directly on iShares.com, but we can guide you through the steps to get started.

01.

Open a broker account

To invest in iShares ETFs, you'll need a brokerage account with a bank or an online trading platform. You can easily set this up online, similar to opening a bank account.

02.

Select the funds

Next, you can evaluate funds and learn more about the ETFs that could help you meet your financial goals. You might be interested in investing in a certain industry, region or theme.

03.

Decide how to invest

Determine how much and how often you want to invest. You can set up a regular investment plan or make a one-time investment.

Before investing, please read regulatory documents to understand the risks, costs and potential outcomes of the investment.