J.P. Morgan Asset Management has launched the JPM Global Value Equity Active UCITS ETF (JGLV), which targets exposure to undervalued global companies.
The strategy makes selections based on systematic signals, company news flow, equity investor insight, fundamental analysts, and sell-side research.
Travis Spence, J.P. Morgan’s global head of ETFs, said: “The strategy seeks to identify attractively valued, fundamentally sound companies, with the potential to benefit as market leadership evolves.”
“As Europe’s active ETF market matures, investors are increasingly looking to diversify beyond broad market exposure to consider how different investment styles can complement their portfolios.”
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Classified as Article 8 under the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation, JGLV has a TER of 0.55%, and is listed on the London Stock Exchange, Deutsche Börse Xetra, Borsa Italiana, SIX Swiss Exchange. It is benchmarked to the MSCI ACWI Value Index.
JGLV is underpinned by a portfolio management team including Kyle Williams, Ian Butler, Tom Buckingham, Mayur Patel, and Joyce Weng. These managers are supported by over 80 equity research analysts.
Portfolio manager Williams said: “With global equity benchmarks increasingly concentrated, the opportunity to broaden exposure remains compelling. JGLV offers an actively managed approach to capturing value beyond the market’s most expensive segments.”
