Invesco, the World's 4th Largest ETF Provider, Offers New ETF Investment Options to Japanese Investors

Invesco Asset Management (Japan) Limited, the Japanese arm of Invesco Ltd., one of the world's leading independent asset management firms providing global investment capabilities, as a Type I Financial Instruments Business Operator, has begun offering US and European listed ETFs and related services to institutional investors such as domestic financial institutions and pension funds, as well as retail investors through sales companies, starting April 1, 2026. Invesco is the world's 4th largest ETF provider, managing over 340 trillion yen ($2.1 trillion USD)* in assets across the entire group, of which assets under management in the ETF and index business boast over 155 trillion yen (over $1 trillion USD)**. Invesco offers a diverse range of ETF products, from traditional assets like equities and fixed income to crypto assets, smart beta, and commodities. Through this broad product lineup, Invesco provides diverse investment opportunities to investors worldwide, and going forward, we intend to offer new ETF investment options to Japanese investors as well. In the future, we plan to list ETFs that Invesco has listed overseas in Japan as well, enhancing convenience for Japanese investors while providing more diverse investment opportunities, thereby contributing to the achievement of our investors' goals. "We consider it highly significant that, by registering our change to a Type I Financial Instruments Business, we will be able to introduce the diverse ETF products Invesco offers overseas to more Japanese investors. Through a wide-ranging array of ETFs, we aim to support investors in gaining broader investment opportunities, and we hope to contribute to the development of an investment culture in Japan and the realization of a more prosperous society through investment." *As of the end of December 2025, converted at 1 USD = 156.745 yen **As of the end of February 2026, converted at 1 USD = 155.81 yen About Invesco Invesco Ltd. (hereinafter "Invesco") is one of the world's leading independent asset management firms providing global investment capabilities, driven by a corporate purpose of "enriching people's lives through exceptional investment experiences." Invesco encompasses brands characterized by distinctive investment capabilities cultivated in global markets, and brings together the group's comprehensive strength to provide comprehensive solutions for the asset management needs of clients, including retail and institutional investors worldwide. Invesco has offices in more than 20 countries worldwide and is listed on the New York Stock Exchange (Ticker: IVZ). Further information on Invesco is available on its website (in English). https://www.invesco.com/corporate/en/home.html About Invesco Asset Management (Japan) Limited Invesco Asset Management (Japan) Limited is the Japanese arm of Invesco, one of the world's leading independent asset management firms providing global investment capabilities, driven by a corporate purpose of "enriching people's lives through exceptional investment experiences." Invesco Asset Management (Japan) Limited provides a wide range of products and services—from traditional investment strategies such as equities and fixed income to non-traditional strategies such as alternatives—targeting institutional investors including domestic and overseas public and corporate pensions, business corporations, banks, and insurance companies. Additionally, it provides investment trusts and services for retail investors through banks, securities companies, and insurance companies. Further information on Invesco Asset Management (Japan) Limited is available on its website. https://www.invesco.com/jp/ja/ Other Important Notices This material is a press release created solely for the purpose of communicating the business conducted by Invesco Asset Management (Japan) Limited, and is not a disclosure document based on the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act. While this material is based on information believed to be reliable, it does not guarantee the certainty or completeness of that information. Investment trusts primarily invest in securities with price fluctuations, such as domestic and overseas equities and public and corporate bonds, and since the principal is not guaranteed, the value per unit fluctuates due to variations in the market trading price of the assets and foreign exchange fluctuations. Therefore, it may fall below the amount invested by the customer. Investment trust assets...