BIZ PPR ETF S&P 500
A retirement savings plan indexed to the S&P 500: it takes your retirement savings to the largest listed US companies in a single subscription.
Retirement linked to the largest US companies
BIZ PPR S&P 500 is a retirement savings plan indexed to the S&P 500, which brings together around 500 of the largest listed US companies. It combines the long-term savings logic of a PPR with direct exposure to the US stock market.
As it tracks an equity index, its value can fluctuate considerably and there is currency risk against the dollar. Name, terms, costs and documents are to be confirmed by the manager.
Fund performance
Fund with no published data. The chart will be added when official data is available.
Past returns do not guarantee future returns. Prototype: data to be validated by the manager.
What is in the S&P 500
Data as of 5/11/2026
The 10 largest companies
- Apple7.69%
- NVIDIA7.30%
- Microsoft6.22%
- Amazon3.94%
- Alphabet (class A)2.56%
- Broadcom2.33%
- Meta Platforms2.09%
- Alphabet (class C)2.06%
- Eli Lilly1.71%
- Tesla1.64%
Sectors
Composition of the S&P 500 index, not of the fund, which has not yet published it. Top holdings: SPDR S&P 500 ETF, on stockanalysis.com as of 4/11/2026. Sectors: State Street, SPDR S&P 500 ETF, as of 5/11/2026.
Fund details
Terms to be confirmed by the manager before publication.
How much could you accumulate?
Fund documents
Documents available on the fund's official page.
The essentials about the fund
What does being indexed to the S&P 500 mean?
It means that performance seeks to follow the index, rather than depending on the manager's stock selection.
Does it have the tax benefits of a PPR?
The regime and terms are to be confirmed by the manager before publication.
What is the risk?
The risk indicator has not yet been published. A US equity fund can see high fluctuations and currency risk, and there is no capital guarantee.