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6 funds found · 0/3 selected
iShares Core Global Aggregate Bond UCITS ETF
IE00BDBRDM35 · AGGH / EUNA
Global investment-grade bonds; EUR hedged
Issuer documents Checked 23 Oct 20260.10%TER per yearAccumulatingiShares Core MSCI EM IMI UCITS ETF
IE00BKM4GZ66 · EIMI / EMIM / IS3N
Emerging markets
Issuer documents Checked 23 Oct 20260.18%TER per yearAccumulatingiShares Core MSCI World UCITS ETF
IE00B4L5Y983 · SWDA / IWDA / EUNL
Developed markets
Issuer documents Checked 23 Oct 20260.20%TER per yearAccumulatingiShares Core S&P 500 UCITS ETF
IE00B5BMR087 · CSPX / SXR8 / CSP1
US large companies
Issuer documents Checked 23 Oct 20260.07%TER per yearAccumulatingVanguard FTSE All-World UCITS ETF
IE00BK5BQT80 · VWCE / VWRP / VWRA
Developed & emerging markets
Issuer documents Checked 23 Oct 20260.19%OCF per yearAccumulatingVanguard S&P 500 UCITS ETF
IE00B3XXRP09 · VUSA / VUSD
US large companies
Issuer documents Checked 23 Oct 20260.07%OCF per yearDistributing
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About this catalogue and its sources
This first version covers 6 selected UCITS ETF share classes from iShares and Vanguard. Facts were checked against the linked issuer documents on 23 October 2026. It is a manually maintained snapshot, not a live market feed or a comprehensive fund universe. There are no live prices, performance rankings or verified account-eligibility claims.
TER and OCF are the issuers’ stated annual fund charges, not total trading costs. Tickers are discovery aliases across venues; always confirm the ISIN and trading currency with your broker. Read the issuer’s latest documentation before acting. Investments can lose value.
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ETF comparison in Copio
Copio’s free ETF finder searches six curated UCITS share classes by name, ticker or ISIN. Compare up to three funds by exposure, annual fund charges and income policy. Each entry links to issuer documents; the catalogue has no live prices.
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Search by ISIN to identify the share class. Ticker aliases help with discovery, but a ticker and trading currency can vary between exchanges.
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See the benchmark, exposure, income policy and annual fund charge together. Compare up to three funds without creating an account.
Go straight to the source
Every entry links to issuer documentation and carries a source date. This first catalogue is curated and does not contain live prices.
From a shortlist to a decision
The cheapest fund is only one part of the question.
Two ETFs can have similar fees and very different exposures. Use the finder to distinguish developed markets from emerging markets, equities from bonds and accumulating from distributing share classes. Then open the issuer’s documents to check the details that matter to you.
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How it works
Find, compare and verify an ETF.
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Is this a complete ETF database?
No. This first version is a small, curated UCITS ETF catalogue. It supports search, filters and comparison, with issuer sources for each entry. It does not cover the whole market or provide live quotes.
What is the difference between an ISIN and a ticker?
An ISIN identifies a security or share class. A ticker identifies a listing on an exchange and can vary by venue. Use the ISIN to confirm that you are comparing the intended share class.
Does the annual fund charge include every cost?
No. TER or ongoing charges are not the entire cost of investing. Transaction costs, dealing spreads, broker charges, currency conversion and taxes may also apply. The estimate in the comparison uses only the displayed annual fund charge.
How does the finder order funds?
You can sort the catalogue by name or annual fund charge. The comparison shows factual characteristics. Funds following different benchmarks are not interchangeable, even if one has a lower fee.
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