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Vanguard FTSE Developed World UCITS ETF

One fund that owns about 2,000 companies in the FTSE Developed, in proportion to their size. Developed countries only, a little cheaper than the all-world version.

Yearly fee

0.12%

£12 a year per £10,000

Companies

about 2,000

top 10 ≈ 26% of the fund

Fee over 20 years

£718

on £10,000 growing 6% a year

Share classes

VHVG · VEVE

VHVG: accumulating, GBP; VEVE: distributing, GBP

Biggest holdings

approximate weights

NVDA NVIDIA5.0%

MSFT Microsoft4.5%

AAPL Apple4.3%

AMZN Amazon2.8%

GOOGL Alphabet2.8%

META Meta Platforms2.0%

AVGO Broadcom1.7%

TSLA Tesla1.4%

JPM JPMorgan Chase0.9%

LLY Eli Lilly0.9%

Where the money goes

By sector

Technology28%

Financials16%

Industrials11%

Consumer discretionary10%

Health care10%

Communication8%

Consumer staples6%

Energy4%

Materials3%

Utilities3%

Real estate2%

By region

US72%

Europe (ex-UK)13%

Other developed6%

Japan6%

UK4%

Things to know

Accumulating vs distributing: accumulating classes reinvest dividends for you; distributing ones pay them out as cash. Same fund underneath.
Currency: the ticker's currency only affects how the price is shown. What matters is what the fund owns: mostly overseas companies, so the pound's moves affect your returns.
Fees compound: a 0.1% difference looks tiny, but over decades it adds up. That's why the fee over 20 years is shown above.
Similar funds: iShares Core MSCI World UCITS ETF (0.20%).

Weights are rounded approximations; see the provider's factsheet ↗ for exact, current figures. Educational information, not a recommendation.