Invesco FTSE All-World ETF FWRA.L
Invesco FTSE All-World ETF is an ETF by Invesco that Neto can track by its ticker (FWRA.L). Here are the product facts as published by the Financial Times, its performance over the last year and how to see it inside your net worth.
What Invesco FTSE All-World ETF is
Invesco FTSE All-World ETF is an ETF (exchange-traded fund) managed by Invesco, classified by Morningstar as Global Large-Cap Blend Equity and domiciled in Ireland. It was launched on 26 June 2023 and manages 3.79bn GBP. Its ongoing charge is 0.15% a year. It accumulates its income (no dividends paid out). It is listed on London SE in USD under the ticker FWRA.L, ISIN IE000716YHJ7.
It belongs to the FTSE All-World family. The FTSE All-World covers large and mid-cap companies from developed and emerging markets in a single index. According to FTSE Russell's official factsheet (data as of 31 August 2026), it holds 4,264 constituents from 48 countries and markets. The United States is 61.71% and Japan, the next largest, 5.98%; China, one of the emerging markets the MSCI World leaves out, is 2.74%, and the UK contributes 93 companies and 3.20%.
Stated objective, as published by Financial Times:
The investment objective of the Fund is to achieve the net total return of the FTSE All-World Index (the "Reference Index") less fees, expenses and transaction costs.
Product facts
| Type | ETF (exchange-traded fund) |
| Manager | Invesco |
| Ticker | FWRA.L |
| ISIN | IE000716YHJ7 |
| Morningstar category | Global Large-Cap Blend Equity |
| Index family | FTSE All-World |
| Domicile | Ireland |
| Launch date | 26 June 2023 |
| Fund size | 3.79bn GBP |
| Ongoing charge (TER) | 0.15% |
| Income treatment | Accumulating |
| Market | London SE |
| Currency | USD |
| Manager (person) | Peter Hubbard |
| Style | Large · Blend |
| Data source | Financial Times |
What to check first
Against the MSCI World, the practical difference is that here emerging markets are already inside. You don't need a second product to cover them, though you can't adjust their weight on your own either.
Other FTSE All-World products
These are the other products of the same family in the catalogue. Not all of them track exactly the same index: compare the full name, the TER, the currency, whether they accumulate or distribute and where they are listed.
| Product | ISIN / Ticker | Type | Market | Currency | Dividends | Ongoing charge (TER) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Vanguard FTSE All-World UCITS ETF (Acc) | VWCE.DE | ETF | Xetra | EUR | Accumulating | 0.14% |
How to track it in Neto
- Open Neto and go to Investments (a Neto PRO feature).
- Search for the product by ISIN (funds) or by ticker (ETFs).
- Enter your units and your average purchase price.
- The app updates the price and recalculates your net worth on its own.
Everything you add feeds the same number you see on the main screen, so you don't keep one app for spending and another for investments: it's the same picture.
Frequently asked questions
What ongoing charge (TER) does Invesco FTSE All-World ETF have?
According to the Financial Times, 0.15% a year. It is what the product deducts from its own value for running it; you don't pay it separately and it is already reflected in the price you see in Neto.
Does Invesco FTSE All-World ETF accumulate or distribute dividends?
It accumulates: dividends received are reinvested inside the product instead of being paid out. In Neto you see that as a price increase, not as income.
Where is Invesco FTSE All-World ETF listed and in which currency?
On London SE, in USD, under the ticker FWRA.L (ISIN IE000716YHJ7). The same ETF can be listed on several exchanges with different tickers and the same ISIN; in Neto you search for the ticker listed in the catalogue.
Can I track Invesco FTSE All-World ETF in Neto?
Yes. Add it by its ticker, enter your units and average price, and the app keeps the value up to date and adds it to your net worth, next to your accounts, savings and debts. No broker connection.
Disclaimer. Neto is a personal finance app. It reads public data so you can see your net worth up to date, but it is not a broker, it does not execute orders and it does not provide investment advice. This page describes a product the app can track; it is not a recommendation to buy or sell. The identifying data comes from Neto's catalogue; the charges, size, dates and objective, from Financial Times. The data may contain errors or be out of date: always check the product's official documentation. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
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