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HEAD-TO-HEAD: Invesco vs iShares
FSA compares the Invesco Korean Equity Fund with iShares MSCI Korea Ucits ETF, the largest of Korea equity ETFs, which have outperformed all active funds in the past year.
The Invesco funds carries the ongoing charge of 2.38%, which is higher than the average for active Korea equity funds in Hong Kong (2.13%), but not the highest among them.
The iShares MSCI Korea Ucits ETF charges 0.74% annually, which is slightly higher than 0.65% charged by its largest peer, the DB x-trackers MSCI Korea Index Ucits ETF.
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