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INVESCO JAPAN ENHANCED EQUITY UCITS ETF (GBP) IQJA.GB

The Invesco Japan Enhanced Equity UCITS ETF is an actively managed equity fund that seeks to outperform the MSCI Japan Index through a factor-based stock selection model. It employs quantitative screening across value, quality and momentum factors to select Japanese equities.

The fund invests in mid and large-cap Japanese stocks, within a broad universe of liquid names. It uses full physical replication, meaning it holds the underlying equities rather than synthetic exposure.

The ETF is provided by Invesco, domiciled in Ireland, structured as UCITS compliant. It is an open-ended ETF denominated in a specific share class (varying by listing), with shares managed under the umbrella of Invesco's enhanced equity / multi-factor product line.

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The Invesco Japan Enhanced Equity UCITS ETF is an actively managed equity fund that seeks to outperform the MSCI Japan Index through a factor-based stock selection model. It employs quantitative screening across value, quality and momentum factors to select Japanese equities.

The fund invests in mid and large-cap Japanese stocks, within a broad universe of liquid names. It uses full physical replication, meaning it holds the underlying equities rather than synthetic exposure.

The ETF is provided by Invesco, domiciled in Ireland, structured as UCITS compliant. It is an open-ended ETF denominated in a specific share class (varying by listing), with shares managed under the umbrella of Invesco's enhanced equity / multi-factor product line.

This share class is accumulating: income is reinvested, and no cash dividends are paid.

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