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Jeffrey Lim

11 Apr 2021

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What is the LSE equivalent to VEU?

I want to buy something like VEU which is an all world ex US etf. What are some good options in the LSE market ?

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Chris

11 Apr 2021

Owner and Writer at Tortoisemoney.com

I don't think there is an equivalent on the LSE. I'm going off a guess here, but assuming you're looking for one to complement your S&P500 ETF without overweighting the US portion, perhas consider building your portfolio using world index ETFs instead (IWDA (Acc) or VWRD (Dis) are good options on the LSE).

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