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Amundi unveils ready-made portfolio ETFs to tap retail investors
The four multi-asset ETFs track FTSE indices which adjust asset weightings ’based on a glidepath’ over time
Written by: Jamie Gordon 11 Feb 2025
Amundi has launched a suite of multi-asset target date ETFs to tap retail investors seeking ready-made portfolios to underly savings plans on digital platforms, ETF Stream can reveal.
The initial offering of four ETFs is listed on Euronext Paris and Deutsche Boerse with a total expense ratio (TER) of 0.18%. The new quartet are:
Amundi Lifecycle 2030 UCITS ETF (LC30)
Amundi Lifecycle 2033 UCITS ETF (LC33)
Amundi Lifecycle 2036 UCITS ETF (LC36)
Amundi Lifecycle 2039 UCITS ETF (LC39)
The new range provides multi-asset exposure which adjusts over time to reduce equity and increase fixed income weightings “based on a glidepath”, Benoît Sorel (pictured), global head of ETFs, indexing and smart beta at Amundi, told ETF Stream.
The four ETFs track purpose-built FTSE Russell indices which rebalance quarterly to adjust allocations to securities from five established FTSE indices:
FTSE Developed ESG Screened Select index
FTSE Euro Broad Investment-Grade ESG Screened Select Corporate index
FTSE EMU Government Bond Select index
FTSE EMU Green Government Bond Select index
FTSE EMU Government Bond 0-1 Years Select index
The asset weightings of each ETF vary from the outset, with LC30 allocating 23% of its basket to equities and 77% to fixed income, versus 56% and 44% for LC39, respectively.
Unlike other multi-asset ETFs which opt for the ‘ETF of ETFs’ approach, Sorel said opting for index tracking was the “cleanest way” to avoid either double counting or having to reimburse a layer of ETF fees.
“These products have been in development for some time and we are the first to come to market with this kind of offering in ETFs in Europe,” Sorel commented.
“We can go longer term with the target dates, but we will see if there is demand. Our model has gone as far as a 35-year time horizon.”
He added the new suite builds on the French asset manager’s push to explicitly target rising retail adoption of ETFs through digital channels and savings plans with low-cost, buy-and-hold strategies.
The new quartet also come after German rival DWS partnered with savings plan provider Scalable Capital to launch the Xtrackers Scalable MSCI AC World UCITS ETF (SCWX) in December.
Amundi unveils ready-made portfolio ETFs to tap retail investors
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