ETF Ranking

Best water ETFs

4 water ETFs ranked by fees, assets under management and performance, with the link to each fact sheet.

Water. "Water" ETFs group water services, equipment manufacturers and treatment: a defensive theme, little concentrated, with fees often higher than a world ETF. Rankings exclude leveraged products and funds of less than 50 M$; performance is in the listing currency, dividends not reinvested, which favors accumulating versions.

Cheapest ETFs

#ETFThemeFeesFeesOutstandingPerf. 1 year
1First Trust Water ETFFIW · First TrustWater0,50 %0,50 %1,83 $bnn.d.
2Invesco Water Resources ETFPHO · InvescoWater0,59 %0,59 %2,05 $bnn.d.
3Amundi MSCI Water UCITS ETF DistLYM8.DE · AmundiWater0,60 %0,60 %1,79 $bnn.d.
4iShares Global Water UCITS ETFIQQQ.DE · ISharesWater0,65 %0,65 %2,14 $bnn.d.

Largest ETFs

#ETFThemeValueFeesOutstandingPerf. 1 year
1iShares Global Water UCITS ETFIQQQ.DE · ISharesWater2,14 $bn0,65 %2,14 $bnn.d.
2Invesco Water Resources ETFPHO · InvescoWater2,05 $bn0,59 %2,05 $bnn.d.
3First Trust Water ETFFIW · First TrustWater1,83 $bn0,50 %1,83 $bnn.d.
4Amundi MSCI Water UCITS ETF DistLYM8.DE · AmundiWater1,79 $bn0,60 %1,79 $bnn.d.

Best performance 1 year

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Best performance 3 years

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Best performance 5 years

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Information provided for educational purposes from the positions published by the issuers and closing prices. Past performance is not indicative of future performance; fees and assets under management are those declared by the source and may contain errors. Investing involves a risk of capital loss.

Frequently Asked Questions

To understand well

Which is the cheapest water ETF?
First Trust Water ETF (FIW) with 0,50 % fees per year.
What is the largest water ETF?
iShares Global Water UCITS ETF (IQQQ.DE), 2,14 M$ in assets under management.
Fees or performance: what to look at first?
Fees are certain, past performance is not. Between two funds following the same index, the cheaper one almost always finishes ahead over ten years.

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