What is an ETF?
A smart way to investin a diversified future
An Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) is a simple and transparent investment fund that holds a collection of assets such as stocks, bonds, gold or other securities, and trades on a stock exchange just like a single share.
Learn MoreKey features of an ETF
Why ETFs are popular worldwide
- DiversificationInvest in many assets with a single investment
- Lower CostGenerally lower fees compared to actively managed funds
- TransparencyHoldings are typically disclosed daily
- LiquidityEasy to buy and sell on stock exchanges
- Regulated MarketsListed ETFs follow the rules of their exchanges
- Long-Term GrowthWidely used to build wealth with market indices and asset classes
How ETFs work
A bundle of assets in one fund
An ETF combines multiple assets (such as large global companies, bonds or gold) into a single fund. When you buy one ETF share, you get exposure to all the assets in that fund.
Explore Global OpportunitiesETF vs Individual Stocks
A smarter, more balanced approach
| Feature | ETF | Individual Stock |
|---|---|---|
| Diversification | Many assets | Single company |
| Risk | Generally lower | Higher |
| Cost | Lower fees | Varies |
| Management | Passive / index based | Active monitoring |
| Transparency | Daily holdings | Company specific |
| Liquidity | High | High |
Popular Types of ETFs
Equity ETFsTrack major stock market indices (e.g., S&P 500, Nasdaq 100)
Bond ETFsInvest in government or corporate bonds
Gold ETFsProvide exposure to gold prices
Sector ETFsFocus on specific industries (e.g., technology, healthcare)
