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MSCI ACWI

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All Country World Index – MSCI World + emerging markets in ONE ETF. More than 2,900 companies from 47 countries. The simplest way to cover the entire world economy.

The MSCI ACWI (All Country World Index) is the "all-in-one" solution for global equity investing. It combines developed and emerging markets in one index.

Composition:

• Approx. 88% developed countries (= MSCI World)
• Approx. 12% emerging markets (= MSCI Emerging Markets)
• In total: over 2,900 companies from 47 countries

Advantages over the MSCI World alone:

✅ Broader diversification (also China, India, Brazil)
✅ Participation in emerging market growth
✅ Only ONE ETF needed (instead of World + EM separately)

Disadvantages:

❌ Slightly higher TER than pure MSCI World ETFs
❌ You can't set the World/EM weighting yourself

Who is it ideal for? Investors who want maximum simplicity: ONE ETF, done. No decision on the World/EM ratio, no rebalancing.

Did you know? With a single MSCI ACWI ETF you invest in 47 countries and more than 2,900 companies. That's the broadest diversification a single ETF can offer.
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