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Invesco AT1 Capital Bond UCITS ETF EUR Hedged Dist

Invesco ETF tracking USD bank convertible bonds worldwide, currency hedged to EUR. For investors seeking diversified exposure to developed market AT1 securities.

ISIN IE00BFZPF439TER 0.39% TERInception 22 Jun 2018Policy DistributingProvider Invesco

See below how EuroFolio members build portfolios around XAT1, and which ETFs they most commonly pair with it.

How EuroFolio members use XAT1

The Invesco AT1 Capital Bond UCITS ETF consistently appears alongside a broad mix of global equity ETFs such as 0XCK and SPYW, typically paired with the CYBE bond fund. These portfolios maintain a steady 8 percent allocation to XAT1, serving as a yield-enhancing component within a highly diversified structure. By combining these convertible and capital-tier bonds with a wide array of equity sectors and commodities like LYTR, investors are balancing the interest-rate sensitivity of the bond holdings against the growth potential of global stocks, resulting in a consistent risk profile with volatility hovering near 10 percent.

Community members on EuroFolio utilize XAT1 as a core fixed-income anchor within complex, multi-asset strategies. The data shows a clear preference for maintaining this 8 percent exposure across various iterations of the Evo 9.1 strategy, suggesting that users view this asset as a reliable stabilizer that contributes to strong risk-adjusted returns. While some variations increase the allocation to 10 percent, the overall pattern indicates a disciplined approach where XAT1 is integrated into a larger, granular portfolio of over 30 holdings to capture broad market upside while mitigating drawdown risks.

AI analysis of below portfolio data from our community only · Not investment advice · Jun 2026

Fund Details
Index TrackediBoxx® USD Contingent Convertible Liquid Developed Market AT1 (EUR Hedged)
ReplicationPhysical
StrategyLong-only
Currency RiskCurrency hedged
Fund DomicileIreland
Fund CurrencyEUR