T50 J.P. Morgan Resilient EM Bond UCITS ETF

The value of investments and income from them can rise or fall, and investors may not recover the original amount invested.Investments in emerging and developing markets are generally more volatile, less liquid, and may be exposed to less diverse economies and less stable political systems than developed markets.
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ETFs trade like stocks and may fluctuate in value, sometimes trading above or below their net asset value. Brokerage commissions and ETF expenses reduce returns.
Bonds typically involve lower short-term volatility than equities but carry interest rate, credit, liquidity, and inflation risks. Longer-term bonds are more sensitive to these risks. Fixed income securities sold before maturity may result in significant gain or loss.
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Investments in foreign securities may involve capital loss due to currency fluctuations, taxation, accounting differences, or political and economic instability.
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Currency-hedged share classes use derivatives, which may create a risk of spill-over to other share classes. The fund manager has procedures in place to mitigate this risk. A full list of share classes, including those that are hedged, is available under the fund name or on request