ETF portfolios
ETF portfolios
Four long-term passive investment strategies built from ETFs traded on European exchanges. Choose your risk level and invest regularly.
A simple way to invest in markets worldwide
An ETF ( Exchange-Traded Fund) is a fund whose units trade on an exchange like shares. With a single trade you can buy part of a broad basket of stocks or bonds. More: What is an ETF. For a shorter horizon and the bond ETF angle: short-term investing.
Broad diversification
Diversification. A single fund can hold hundreds or thousands of positions (e.g. global indices). For example, the “FTSE All-World ETF” covers about 3,700 companies from more than 50 countries.
Costs
Costs. Annual fees (TER) of many index ETFs are often a few tenths of a percent — less than typical actively managed funds. Exact figures depend on the fund (often about 0.07–0.30%).
Liquidity
Liquidity. Trading during exchange hours; the price is visible on the market. The fund can be sold on any trading day.
Investor protection
Regulation. The funds mentioned on this page meet UCITS requirements; fund assets are held separately from the manager.
Which portfolio suits you best?
Answer 5 short questions about your investment goals, acceptable risk and planned investment horizon.
The quiz is educational. The result is not personal advice. For individual advice, contact a Myriad Capital financial broker.
Model portfolios
A model portfolio consists of several ETFs whose weights reflect different stock-to-bond ratios. A higher share of stocks = higher volatility and potential long-term return; a higher share of bonds = usually lower volatility.
Portfolio performance 2015 – 2026
Portfolio changes are calculated from their annual returns in euros. Past ≠ future: historical results do not guarantee future returns.
Change in value of €10,000 since the start of 2015
Annual returns by portfolio
How much could you accumulate?
Regular investing is a simple way to build and grow wealth consistently. Estimate how a monthly contribution and the chosen investment period could change the final result.
The portfolio value is calculated using the range of the expected long-term average annual return of the chosen strategy (lower and upper bound), excluding transaction commissions and other fees. This is an indicative calculator of possible results. Actual results may differ significantly depending on market conditions and other factors.
ETF funds
Below is a list of the ETFs most popular among European investors. All funds are registered in the EU and traded in euros on European exchanges. “Acc” – accumulating funds that automatically reinvest dividends. “Dist” – funds that periodically distribute dividends to investors.
Equity ETFs
Bond and money market ETFs
Fund data: “iShares”, “Vanguard”, “DWS” (July 2026). The fund list is for information only and may not be treated as investment advice.
TER (Total Expense Ratio) – the annual percentage of the fund’s management and other operating costs deducted from fund assets.
How to start
Choose a portfolio by risk, open an investment account and invest a lump sum or regularly. Registration takes about 10 minutes.
Choose a portfolio
Set your acceptable risk (quiz or strategy cards) and choose a model ETF portfolio.
Open an investment account
Open investment account: know-your-customer questionnaire, identity verification, agreement. Fund your account by bank transfer (euros — free of charge).
Invest
Invest a lump sum or regularly. Invest from €1. ETFs and model portfolios are not risk-free — you may lose part of your capital; a bond allocation is not a “guarantee”.
Frequently asked questions
The information on this page is a marketing communication and general educational material. It is not, and may not be treated as, personal investment advice, an offer or an invitation to buy or sell financial instruments. The value of investments can go up as well as down, and historical results do not guarantee future returns. You may get back less than you invested. Historical portfolio results are calculated from fund returns in euros, excluding platform commissions and fees. Before making investment decisions, assess your financial situation, goals and risk tolerance, read the funds’ key information documents (KID) or consult a financial professional. Data as of July 2026
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