Active ETFs - Backed by DJE's expertise
With our active ETFs, you invest in the top 50 stocks selected by the DJE research team.
- Active stock selection instead of rigid index tracking
- Top 50 stocks based on DJE research
- Active management through regular rebalancing
The Best of Active Management and ETFs
Our active ETFs combine DJE's research expertise with the advantages of conventional ETFs: cost efficiency, transparency and continuous tradability.
Through our ETFs, you invest in focused equity portfolios selected and weighted according to a clear, rules-based system.
Unlike passive ETFs, which rigidly track an index, our active ETF can respond to change, adjust weightings and deliberately deviate from index movements – with the aim of always being invested in the companies with the most promising long-term prospects.
What makes our active ETFs special?
Targeted Selection Instead of Index Tracking
The portfolios are focused, comprising equities selected by the DJE research team. Not a broad index, but concentrated quality.
An innovative ETF
Not a fund of funds, and not a traditional mutual fund: DJE's active ETFs are fully fledged, exchange-traded ETFs that can be traded on a daily basis.
Actively Managed
Our ETFs are reweighted every quarter, with decisions continuously informed by up-to-date inputs such as market developments and company analyses.
Sustainability Considerations
ESG criteria based on MSCI data are factored into our stock selection. Exclusions apply, among others, to companies involved in controversial weapons, those with significant coal or tobacco exposure, and those in breach of the UN Global Compact.
Easy Investing
Our ETFs are available through common brokers or your own bank. Depending on the provider, you can invest either as a lump sum or via a savings plan – starting with small amounts.
Rules-Based &Transparent
Our data-driven investment process combines qualitative and quantitative factors, providing both structure and traceability.
Investments involve risks.
How to Invest in DJE's Active ETFs
Trade ETFs Yourself
Open a securities account with a bank or online broker and trade the ETF on your own – simply enter the relevant WKN in the search field.
Speak to a Financial Advisor
Arrange a personal consultation at your bank and invest in our active ETFs together with your adviser.
Place Your Order
Buy the ETF directly or set up a savings plan – and you are invested.
How does the DJE Research Team select the stocks?
Valuation
Company metrics are consistently assessed against both their own history and the market as a whole.
Momentum
We assess how a stock is performing relative to its sector, its home market and the market as a whole.
Security / Liquidity
We prefer larger, more liquid companies, as these tend to be more stable and carry lower risk.
Our analysts` assessment
The DJE team evaluates each company's business model, strategy, quality of management and financial stability.
Company Meetings
Regular dialogue with management helps us verify what companies tell us and form a realistic view of their business outlook.
Sustainability Criteria
Our stock selection is based on data from MSCI ESG Research, and we exclude companies that breach fundamental sustainability principles.
More information about the sustainability criteria at DJE
More about ETFs
What are ETFs?
ETFs offer an easy entry into the world of investing – whether broadly diversified or thematically focused. But how exactly do ETFs work?
ETFs explained simply
What is the difference between active and passive ETFs?
Find out how active and passive ETFs differ, and what the advantages and disadvantages of each are.
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Accumulating or Distributing – What Do These Terms Actually Mean?
Find out how accumulating and distributing ETFs differ, what advantages and disadvantages each offers, and what matters most when choosing between them.
More about these terms
Investing regularly with an ETF Savings Plan
Find out how savings plans work, what opportunities and risks they involve, and what to keep in mind when getting started.
More about the ETF savings planRisks: Equity prices can be highly volatile due to market, currency, or company-specific factors. Stock selection does not necessarily outperform the broader market. The use of data-driven quantitative models may be less effective under certain market conditions. Currency risks may arise from investments in US-dollar markets or in securities not denominated in euros.
Note: This is a marketing advertisement. Please read the prospectus of the relevant ETF and the PRIIPs KID before making a final investment decision. This also contains detailed information on opportunities and risks. These documents can be accessed free of charge in English at https://etf.dws.com/en-lu/ under the relevant ETF. A summary of investor rights can be accessed in English free of charge in electronic form on the website at https://etf.dws.com/en-lu/about-us/howto-complain-etfs/. The ETF described in this marketing announcement may have been notified for distribution in different EU Member States. Investors should note that the relevant management company may decide to discontinue the arrangements it has made for the distribution of the units of its ETFs in accordance with Directive 2009/65/EC and Article 32a of Directive 2011/61/EU. All information published here is for your information only, is subject to change and does not constitute investment advice or any other recommendation. The sole binding basis for the acquisition of the relevant ETF are the above-mentioned documents in conjunction with the associated annual report and/or the semi-annual report. The Management Company and Distributor of the ETF is DWS International GmbH. The source of all information in this document and responsibility for its content and preparation lies with DJE Kapital AG, unless otherwise stated. The statements contained in this document reflect the current assessment of DJE Kapital AG. The opinions expressed are subject to change without notice. All information in this overview has been provided with due care in accordance with the state of knowledge at the time of preparation. However, no guarantee or liability can be assumed for the correctness and completeness.