Mutual funds

Invest to Reach Your Financial Goals

For over 20 years, the BBVA Quality Funds team has carefully curated investment funds from global managers to help you achieve your financial objectives.

Until January 1, 2026, these funds carry no fees for subscription, redemption, custody, or correspondent bank services.

A broad selection of investment options is available for all budgets, with low or no minimum subscription amounts, making it easy to start investing.

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Explore Selected Funds

Our specialists have analyzed a wide range of funds and handpicked options suitable for different investment approaches.

Create Your Savings Plan

Set up recurring deposits to invest regularly and reach your goals over time. Contributions can start from just €5.

Search and Compare Funds

Filter funds to match your preferences and compare up to three at once, helping you make informed investment decisions.

Why invest with BBVA?

Wide range of funds

Access over 350 investment funds through our search tool and easily compare options to find what suits you best.

Direct management from the app

Subscribe to and oversee your investment portfolio entirely through the BBVA app.

Diversification

Distribute your capital across various asset classes to reduce concentration risk and increase portfolio stability.

Liquidity

Request redemptions at any time, giving you full control over your investments.

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Invest in Mutual Funds with BBVA Quality Funds

BBVA Quality Funds offers a carefully curated selection of investment funds managed by top international professionals.

  • Our dedicated team continuously monitors the market to identify the best opportunities.

  • Global investment solutions help diversify your portfolio and access a wide array of opportunities.

  • Each fund is thoroughly researched to provide detailed insights, enabling informed investment choices.

Start Investing with a BBVA Current Account – Zero Fees

  • Enjoy a free checking account and debit card that remain free forever.
  • The account can be opened in just over five minutes, making it quick and convenient to get started.

Get More Value for Your Money with BBVA

Discover our range of savings and investment options, including Flexible Deposits and Investment Funds.

Enjoy transparent and straightforward conditions, keep your funds fully accessible, and manage everything entirely online through the BBVA App.

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What is an investment fund?
An investment fund is a financial product that pools money from multiple investors to create a single fund, which is then invested in a variety of assets such as stocks, bonds, or government securities. Each investor owns shares in the fund that represent their portion of the investment. All funds offered on our website are domiciled in European Union countries and managed by leading asset management companies. The selection of these funds is carefully performed by BBVA Quality Funds experts following thorough analysis and due diligence.
Professional management ensures that a skilled team of fund managers continuously monitors the market to identify opportunities aligned with the fund’s investment policy. Investors pay fees for this service, which are detailed in each fund’s legal documentation. Investment funds can also provide access to markets that individual investors might not be able to enter on their own. Many funds require no or minimal initial subscriptions, making them accessible to a wide range of investors. European harmonized investment funds are liquid, meaning you can request a redemption of your invested capital at any time, typically receiving it within a few days, as specified in the fund’s legal documents. Diversification allows your savings to be spread across different assets, sectors, and markets, reducing the impact of losses from any single investment. Transparency is ensured through daily updates of each fund’s net asset value, and you can track your investments at any time via BBVA.it. All European harmonized investment funds offered by BBVA Italia comply with UCITS regulations, which provide rules on diversification, risk management, and investor protections.
Funds are generally categorized based on the assets they invest in. Fixed-income funds primarily invest in debt securities, such as government or corporate bonds. Equity funds invest in stocks or stock indices, while mixed-income funds allocate capital across both equity and fixed-income assets according to the fund’s policy.
It is important to understand that most investment funds do not guarantee capital, so losses are possible. The size of potential losses or gains depends on the fund’s market exposure—for example, equity funds may offer higher returns but also greater risk compared to fixed-income funds. You should also ensure that your investment horizon aligns with the recommended period for the fund and choose funds managed by experienced and reputable institutions.
The minimum investment varies by fund. Detailed information, including minimum subscription amounts, can be found in each fund’s factsheet on BBVA.it.

Investing in funds carries different types of risk depending on the fund’s strategy, which can lead to partial or complete loss of capital. Common risks include:

  • Market risk from fluctuations in stock exchanges.

  • Interest rate risk for investments in fixed-income securities.

  • Currency risk due to exchange rate variations.

  • Credit risk if bond issuers cannot repay their debt.

  • Emerging market risk arising from economic, social, or political instability in certain regions.

  • Concentration risk if a fund has limited holdings, where the poor performance of one asset significantly affects the total portfolio.

  • Liquidity risk when investing in assets or markets that are difficult to sell quickly, such as small-cap stocks or low-volume markets.