Amundi Core MSCI Japan UCITS ETF Acc
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- Amundi Core MSCI Japan UCITS ETF Acc (LCJP.L) is a UCITS-compliant exchange-traded fund that seeks to track the performance of the MSCI Japan Net Total Return Index, which represents large- and mid-cap Japanese equities listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, through physical full replication by holding all index constituents; the ETF is accumulating, reinvesting dividends without distribution, with a total expense ratio of 0.12% p.a., a fund size exceeding GBP 3,670 million, and exposure to approximately 183 holdings across sectors including industrials (24.14%), consumer discretionary (17.72%), financials (16.61%), and technology (13.37%), with top holdings such as Toyota Motor Corp., Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, and Sony Group Corp.. Launched on February 28, 2018, the ETF is domiciled in Luxembourg as a SICAV structure, managed by Amundi Asset Management (headquartered in Paris, France), with Societe Generale Luxembourg serving as custodian and administrator, and listed on multiple exchanges including the London Stock Exchange (tickers LCJP for GBP, LCJD for USD, LCUJ for EUR equivalents), Borsa Italiana, Xetra, and Euronext Amsterdam; it targets institutional and retail investors seeking unhedged Japan equity exposure with currency risk in JPY.. In recent developments, Amundi has pursued strategic optimizations including mergers of related Japanese equity ETFs such as the absorption of Amundi Index MSCI Japan ESG Broad CTB UCITS ETF and Lyxor Nikkei 225 UCITS ETF into another MSCI Japan product (effective January 2023, outside the core LCJP.L but indicative of portfolio streamlining), alongside name changes across its ETF lineup effective January 2024 to align with post-2022 merger branding, and broader firm-level shifts like relocating select UCITS ETFs from Luxembourg to Ireland in 2025 for tax efficiency on U.S. dividend exposures (though LCJP.L remains Luxembourg-domiciled)..