Invesco data from any ISIN
Invesco runs a large Irish-domiciled UCITS ETF range (S&P 500, Nasdaq-100, MSCI World, factor and thematic products, several of them swap-based) alongside Luxembourg-domiciled active funds.Published September 4, 2026 · Updated September 30, 2026What the API returns for Invesco products
Sections marked as covered are populated for the large majority of Invesco share classes; the others depend on what the specific document set discloses. Usedata.dataAsOf for the document date.Last harness run September 29, 2026: IE00B3YCGJ38 filled 7/9 sections (Key facts, Fees (TER / ongoing charges), Investment objective, Holdings, Sector exposure, Country / region exposure, Calendar-year returns) .Browse the 12 Invesco fund pages → Invesco fundsExample ISINs
Publicly listed share classes you can use to explore the payload shape (example identifiers, not recommendations):IE00B3YCGJ38Invesco S&P 500 UCITS ETF AccIE00B60SX394Invesco MSCI World UCITS ETF Acccurl https://fundfactsapi.com/api/v1/funds/IE00B3YCGJ38 \
-H "Authorization: Bearer ffk_your_key"The Invesco product page, factsheet and KID are public and give the API the key facts, the fees, the objective, the top holdings and the sector and country tables; the KID supplies the summary risk indicator and the cost rows. Invesco also publishes a daily growth-of-10,000 total-return series since launch on some product pages; where the product page serves it, the API reads it as the source of indexedPerformance and the three-year risk figures. In the latest harness run the sample classes returned no series and no risk metrics. The full constituents list is not part of the payload, so topHoldings is the factsheet's top list rather than the complete portfolio, and look-through tools should treat the weights as a partial view. In the harness the best Invesco share class fills seven of nine sections: key facts, fees, objective, holdings, sector, geography and calendar returns.
Synthetic products
Several flagship Invesco equity ETFs use swap replication. Their factsheets show a reference basket; benchmarkName is the index whose return the fund delivers. Label this clearly in look-through tools.