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Invesco EUR Overnight Return Swap UCITS ETF

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€5.10 (+ €0.00 + 0.01%)
Last updated: 2026-05-20 21:24 UTC
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Börse DüsseldorfGermanyEurope/Berlin
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About the Company
The Invesco EUR Overnight Return Swap UCITS ETF is a cash management exchange-traded fund designed to deliver the performance of the Solactive €STR Overnight Total Return Index. This ETF primarily aims to track the euro area’s overnight interest rates by referencing the daily compounded Euro Short-Term Rate (€STR) as determined by the European Central Bank. The fund employs a synthetic replication model using swaps, which allows it to closely match the index returns while potentially capturing additional performance through efficient swap arrangements. Characterized by its focus on low volatility and daily liquidity, the ETF serves as an effective tool for both institutional and retail investors seeking a transparent and efficient method for managing euro-denominated cash or short-term liquidity balances. As part of Invesco’s suite of market-leading cash management solutions, it complements broader fixed income allocations and is often used as a flexible alternative to traditional overnight deposits, especially in a climate of changing interest rates. The fund’s structure enables rapid access to cash, making it particularly relevant for portfolios that prioritize capital preservation, liquidity, and minimal interest rate risk.
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