Invesco S&P 500 UCITS ETF

This Invesco ETF seeks to mirror the S&P 500 Index's (referred to as the "Reference Index") net total return performance, after accounting for associated charges. The Reference Index itself offers exposure to major U.S. companies, consisting of approximately 500 constituents and representing roughly 80% of the total available U.S. stock market capitalization. To meet its goal, the fund employs a synthetic replication strategy. It invests in a portfolio of equities, which typically generates the bulk of its returns, though these underlying holdings are usually distinct from those in the Reference Index. Additionally, the fund utilizes unfunded swap agreements. Through these contracts, approved counterparties exchange with the fund any performance differential between its equity basket and the Reference Index. This method is intended to deliver more precise and stable index tracking compared to what might be achieved solely through direct physical ownership of index components. Although the fund's primary investment objective is to mirror the net total return of the index, the swap agreements it enters into are benchmarked against the gross total return index. Consequently, the swap fees payable by the fund are calculated relative to this gross total return, potentially leading the ETF's overall performance to surpass that of the net return index. Furthermore, the Manager may receive an annual contribution of up to 0.035% of the swap's notional value from its swap counterparties. This contribution helps cover some of the Fund's operational expenses but neither impacts the Fund's Net Asset Value nor imposes additional costs on investors. This ETF operates under a passive management strategy. Investing in this fund means acquiring units in a passively managed, index-tracking vehicle, distinct from directly owning the underlying assets held by the fund itself.