MSCI World Quality Index

The quality index screens the MSCI World by return on equity, earnings stability and leverage, yielding a markedly more concentrated portfolio than the parent index.

The ten largest holdings make up 37.4% of the MSCI World Quality, out of 288 holdings in total; the largest sector is Information Technology at 32.3% (as of Oct 11, 2026).

Composition – 50 Largest Holdings

Based on: Xtrackers MSCI World Quality UCITS ETF 1c · as of Oct 11, 2026 · 288 holdings

Composition – 50 largest holdings
#StockTickerSectorCountryWeight
1Microsoft CorporationMSFTInformation TechnologyUnited States6.55%
2Apple Inc.AAPLInformation TechnologyUnited States5.82%
3NVIDIA CorporationNVDAInformation TechnologyUnited States5.56%
4Meta Platforms Inc Class AMETACommunication ServicesUnited States4.15%
5Visa Inc. Class AVFinancialsUnited States3.52%
6ASML Holding NVASMLInformation TechnologyNetherlands3.19%
7Eli Lilly and CompanyLLYHealth CareUnited States2.55%
8Lam Research CorporationLRCXInformation TechnologyUnited States2.10%
9Mastercard Incorporated Class AMAFinancialsUnited States2.01%
10TJX Companies IncTJXConsumer DiscretionaryUnited States1.96%
Show holdings 11 to 50

Sectors

Energy3.7%

Countries

United States73.2%
United Kingdom3.8%
Netherlands3.4%
Switzerland3.3%
Japan3.3%
Canada2.1%
Spain1.8%
Australia1.8%
France1.6%
Germany1.3%
Hong Kong0.8%
Italy0.7%

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MSCI World Quality Index Funds and ETFs

ETFs Tracking This Index

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Portfolio With the MSCI World Quality

This portfolio from our overview holds an ETF on the MSCI World Quality. The calculation is based on the funds' daily net asset values and includes fund costs. The ETF overview compares all portfolios from a shared starting day.

Multi-Factor, Five Times 20

Small cap + value + momentum + quality + EM IMI

  • 20.0% MSCI World Small Cap (ZPRS)
  • 20.0% MSCI World Value (IS3S)
  • 20.0% MSCI World Momentum (XDEM)
  • 20.0% MSCI World Quality (IS3Q)
  • 20.0% MSCI EM IMI (IS3N)

Five equal building blocks, none of them the world index itself.

fromOct 3, 2014
Total227.5%
Per year10.38%
Deepest fall-34.6%
Cost (TER)0.23%

Rebalanced to target weights once a year. Letting it run would have produced 10.41% per year – 0.03 points more.

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