Amundi PEA Asie Emergente (MSCI Emerging Asia) Screened UCITS ETF EUR (C/D)
Amundi PEA Asie Emergente ETF tracks emerging Asian large and mid-cap companies with strong ESG ratings, excluding thermal coal producers.
See below how EuroFolio members build portfolios around PAASI, and which ETFs they most commonly pair with it.
PAASI is most frequently paired with broad market equity ETFs, particularly those tracking the S&P 500 like PE500 or global indices like WPEA and CW8. These core holdings typically command between 50 and 80 percent of the total portfolio weight, providing a stable foundation of developed market exposure. Complementary assets often include European equity trackers and specialized sector funds such as technology or utilities. This combination suggests that investors use PAASI as a satellite growth engine to capture emerging market upside while relying on developed market giants to dampen the higher volatility inherent in the Asia-Pacific region.
Community members generally utilize PAASI in one of two ways: as a tactical growth tilt or as a concentrated regional bet. High-performing portfolios, such as those by user-mym3ej, allocate 20 percent to PAASI to boost returns within a diversified global strategy, resulting in superior risk-adjusted performance. Conversely, users like user-md9xjn demonstrate that while PAASI can serve as a standalone 100 percent allocation, this approach significantly increases drawdown risk and lowers the Sharpe ratio compared to blended portfolios. The data indicates that the most successful strategies limit PAASI to a minority stake, effectively balancing the high-growth potential of emerging Asian markets with the stability of broader global indices.
AI analysis of below portfolio data from our community only · Not investment advice · Jul 2026