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Explore trends that are driving global growth and how Invesco can help you navigate the opportunities we see ahead.

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Why consider global equities?

No single country has a monopoly on ideas, innovation, or ingenuity. But for many Canadian investors, one single country – Canada – dominates their portfolios. However, as Canada represents only 2.13%1 of global GDP, investors could be missing investment opportunities from around the world. World GDP growth is predominantly from outside the U.S. and Canada2.

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Why partner with Invesco?

We understood the importance of global investing early on and continue to seek great opportunities no matter where they originate. We have had a heritage of global investing since 1981 and we offer a range of actively managed equity strategies across global, international, and emerging markets (EM) to help meet investor needs. 

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  • 1

    Source: World Bank. Based on Global Growth in Real GDP (2001-2021). Latest data available.

  • 2

    Source: World Bank (World Development Indicators, July 25, 2023)