Franklin Templeton and eToro have launched six new
target-date UCITS ETF portfolios. These are offered under eToro’s “Smart
Portfolios” brand and are available to users from 24 June. The portfolios are
developed by Franklin Templeton Investment Solutions (FTIS).
Recently, eToro
partnered with WisdomTree to launch a commodity-focused portfolio. The
offering combines exposure to 24 commodities via a UCITS ETF and a smaller
allocation to single-commodity ETPs. The portfolio provides retail investors
with diversified access to agriculture, energy, metals, and related markets,
with periodic rebalancing based on market signals.
New Portfolios Offer 3-10 Years

The new portfolios are designed with investment limits
ranging from three to ten years. They use a glidepath model and consist of
UCITS ETF equity and fixed income allocations. FTIS is responsible for the
design and management of the portfolios.
eToro currently offers over 110 Smart Portfolios. These are
ready-made investment options that users can copy. Once copied, the investor’s
portfolio automatically reflects any changes made to the original. eToro does
not charge any portfolio management fees for these products.
“Whether you’re investing to buy a house or to build a nest
egg, target-date portfolios offer a simple, hands-off way to help you stay on
track with your financial goals,” Yoni Assia, CEO and Co-founder of eToro commented
on the partnership.
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FTIS Manages $87 Billion Assets

FTIS brings experience in creating portfolios for various
investor types. Its clients include pension funds and sovereign entities. It
currently manages about $87 billion in risk-based assets, of which $14.7
billion is in target-date strategies.
Franklin Templeton stated the partnership will help reach
more investors, including younger users who prefer digital platforms. eToro
said the collaboration combines its platform’s social features with FTIS’
investment expertise.
Jenny Johnson, CEO and President, Franklin Templeton, said:
“By combining our expertise in target-date ETF portfolios with eToro’s
cutting-edge social investing platform, we are now able to offer outcome-based
investment solutions to a broader audience, including digital-native younger
investors.”
Franklin Templeton and eToro have launched six new
target-date UCITS ETF portfolios. These are offered under eToro’s “Smart
Portfolios” brand and are available to users from 24 June. The portfolios are
developed by Franklin Templeton Investment Solutions (FTIS).
Recently, eToro
partnered with WisdomTree to launch a commodity-focused portfolio. The
offering combines exposure to 24 commodities via a UCITS ETF and a smaller
allocation to single-commodity ETPs. The portfolio provides retail investors
with diversified access to agriculture, energy, metals, and related markets,
with periodic rebalancing based on market signals.
New Portfolios Offer 3-10 Years

The new portfolios are designed with investment limits
ranging from three to ten years. They use a glidepath model and consist of
UCITS ETF equity and fixed income allocations. FTIS is responsible for the
design and management of the portfolios.
eToro currently offers over 110 Smart Portfolios. These are
ready-made investment options that users can copy. Once copied, the investor’s
portfolio automatically reflects any changes made to the original. eToro does
not charge any portfolio management fees for these products.
“Whether you’re investing to buy a house or to build a nest
egg, target-date portfolios offer a simple, hands-off way to help you stay on
track with your financial goals,” Yoni Assia, CEO and Co-founder of eToro commented
on the partnership.
You may find it interesting at FinanceMagnates.com: eToro’s
Aggressive Debit Card Deal: UK Customers Can Get 4% Back in Stocks.
FTIS Manages $87 Billion Assets

FTIS brings experience in creating portfolios for various
investor types. Its clients include pension funds and sovereign entities. It
currently manages about $87 billion in risk-based assets, of which $14.7
billion is in target-date strategies.
Franklin Templeton stated the partnership will help reach
more investors, including younger users who prefer digital platforms. eToro
said the collaboration combines its platform’s social features with FTIS’
investment expertise.
Jenny Johnson, CEO and President, Franklin Templeton, said:
“By combining our expertise in target-date ETF portfolios with eToro’s
cutting-edge social investing platform, we are now able to offer outcome-based
investment solutions to a broader audience, including digital-native younger
investors.”
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