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| Invesco PowerShares is an industry leader in valued-added exchange-traded funds, offering over 100 intelligent domestic and international ETFs. Each PowerShares ETF is categorized into one of the following ten fund families: |
| These fund families possess distinct features. The investor guides below provide detailed information designed to assist investors and financial advisors alike. |
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| PowerShares Dynamic Portfolios are based on Dynamic Indexes, which attempt to provide alpha by choosing stocks based on investment merit. This approach is far different from that of traditional benchmark indexes, which select stocks primarily for their industry exposure and not because of their actual investment value. |
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| The PowerShares FTSE RAFI Portfolios are designed to track FTSE RAFI Fundamentals Weighted indexes. Each index seeks to track the performance of what the Index defines as the most fundamentally sound equities within its respective target market. |
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| Today, technology, economics and politics are converging to push environmental issues into the center of our global consciousness. The PowerShares family of green ETFs range from funds that focus on companies working toward incremental change, to funds that invest in companies striving for revolutionary transformations. |
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| Invesco PowerShares’ family of fixed-income ETFs includes all types of products, including the industry’s first insured municipal bond ETFs, the first laddered treasury ETF and the first ETF to invest solely in sovereign debt of emerging market countries. PowerShares Income ETFs can help investors develop an intelligent income strategy. |
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| PowerShares DB Commodity and Currency ETFs provide investors cost-effective and convenient access to the global commodity and currency markets. These ETFs are designed to track indexes that are composed of futures contracts covering some of the world’s most liquid commodities and currencies. |
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