ETFs by Region
Regional ETFs focus on specific geographic areas, allowing investors to gain exposure to particular countries, continents, or economic blocs. These funds can target developed markets, emerging markets, or specific countries, providing a way to diversify globally or express views on regional economic trends. Regional ETFs offer access to markets that may be difficult for individual investors to enter directly, while also providing the benefits of diversification within the chosen geographic area.
Global
ETFs providing broad international exposure across both developed and emerging markets. These funds offer a comprehensive approach to global investing, typically including the United States and other major economies worldwide.
US-listed
EU-listed
Developed Markets
ETFs focusing on economically advanced countries with stable, well-regulated financial markets. These funds typically include nations from North America, Western Europe, and parts of Asia, offering exposure to established economies.
US-listed
EU-listed
Emerging Markets
ETFs investing in developing economies with rapid growth and industrialization. These funds target countries in regions like Asia, Eastern Europe, Africa, and Latin America, offering higher growth potential with increased volatility.
US-listed
EU-listed
Global ex-U.S.
ETFs investing in a wide range of international markets, excluding the United States. These funds provide global diversification for investors who already have significant U.S. market exposure in their portfolios.
US-listed
Developed Markets ex-U.S.
ETFs focusing on economically advanced countries outside the United States. These funds typically include Europe, Japan, and other developed nations, offering exposure to established international economies.
US-listed
United States
ETFs concentrating solely on the U.S. market. These funds provide exposure to the world's largest economy, offering a range of options across various sectors, market capitalizations, and investment styles within the United States.