Franklin Templeton Emerging funds and ETFs: all 4 compared
Franklin Templeton has 4 emerging products in this catalog. Sorted by total cost, the cheapest is Franklin FTSE India at 0.19%. They all charge the same annual fee, so the choice comes down to index, replication and domicile. This page is useful if your broker already gives you access to Franklin Templeton and you want to see what it offers for this slot in your portfolio.
Lowest TER
0.19%
Average TER
0.19%
Products
4
Sorted by total cost
Cheapest annual fee first. Cost is the only thing you know for certain in advance; future returns are not.
| # | Fund or ETF | TER | Distribution | Replication |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Franklin FTSE IndiaFTSE India | 0.19% | Accumulating | Physical |
| 2 | Franklin FTSE ChinaFTSE China | 0.19% | Accumulating | Physical |
| 3 | Franklin FTSE KoreaFTSE Korea | 0.19% | Accumulating | Physical |
| 4 | Franklin FTSE TaiwanFTSE Taiwan | 0.19% | Accumulating | Physical |
Frequently asked questions
Which is the cheapest emerging fund from Franklin Templeton?+
Franklin FTSE India, with a 0.19% TER (ISIN IE00BHZRQZ17). Cost is the one factor you control in advance, but check the index it tracks matches what you actually want exposure to before deciding on price alone.
How many emerging products does Franklin Templeton have?+
4 in this catalog, with fees ranging from 0.19% (Franklin FTSE India) to 0.19% (Franklin FTSE Taiwan), and an average of 0.19%.
Are they accumulating or distributing?+
All 4 are accumulating: dividends are reinvested inside the fund, which usually defers taxation in Spain.
Physical or synthetic replication?+
All 4 replicate the index physically, holding the underlying securities.
Is Franklin Templeton the best provider for this category?+
There is no single best provider: what matters is the specific product, its cost and whether your broker offers it. This page only covers what Franklin Templeton has here — compare it against other providers before deciding.
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* Indicative long-term annualized historical return of the benchmark index, not the fund. Always check the up-to-date TER, risk and data in the official factsheet linked. Past returns do not guarantee future returns.