What are UCITs?

What are UCITs?

UCITS stands for Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable Securities — a European regulatory framework that ensures global funds meet strict standards for safety, transparency, and investor protection.

Think of it as a quality certification for global funds.

Why should you care?
  1.  Highly Regulated: UCITS funds must follow rules around diversification, liquidity, and how they handle your money — making them safer and more transparent.
  2. Globally Trusted: These funds are popular not just in Europe, but also in Asia, the Middle East, and now India — because investors trust their standards.
  3. Wide Access: With UCITS, you can invest in global themes and asset classes — equities, bonds, multi-asset strategies, and more — in a structure built for retail investors.

In simple terms:
UCITS = A globally recognised, well-regulated format for global funds, built to protect you and give you access to global markets with confidence.