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Invesco Global Equities

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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Invesco Global Select Equity Fund

Invesco Global Select Equity Fund invests in high-quality companies with sustainable competitive advantages. Positions are bought at attractive prices, and given the strategy’s low turnover, these organic growers have the potential to compound economic returns over time.

Growth

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Invesco Global Balanced Fund

Invesco Global Balanced Fund holds a balanced portfolio of equities, convertible and fixed-income securities issued by governments or corporations worldwide. The fund seeks to provide high total returns through income and strong capital growth. 

Balanced

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Invesco Global Companies Fund

Invesco Global Companies Fund seeks to achieve strong capital growth over the long term by investing in superior businesses, with strong balance sheets, run by management teams that are aligned with shareholders.

Core

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Invesco Global Dividend Class

Invesco Global Dividend Class seeks to generate a total return over the long term by investing primarily in dividend-paying equity securities of companies. The Fund targets high-quality companies capable of long-term dividend growth.

Income

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Invesco Global Diversified Income Fund

Invesco Global Diversified Income Fund is a high conviction, diversified portfolio, with a target of 60% global dividend-paying equities and 40% fixed-income securities

Balanced

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Invesco Global Opportunities Class

Invesco Global Opportunities Class invests primarily in equity securities that have small or mid-market capitalization.

Small Cap

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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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Footnotes

  • 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)