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iShares made investors more money ($1.73T). Both had 98% of their funds make money.
The past 3 years, all their funds · Data as of Nov 3, 2026
Tale of the tape
INVESCO LEADS3of 11 matchups called · 1 even
- Bonds & cash
- Sectors
- Low-cost core
Tale of the tape 3Y · lower fee wins
247Fundsin total482
196–3Made moneymade–lost, 3 years377–6
98%Win %funds that made money98%
$441BMoney madefor investors, 3 years$1.73T
+55.3%Typical returnmiddle fund, 3 years+60.2%
15Launchesnew funds in 202621
$970BAssetsmoney invested$4.63T
$0.23Fee per $100paid each year · lower wins$0.16
ISHARES LEADS8of 11 matchups called · 1 even
- Money made
- Typical return
- Fee per $100
- US stocks
- +4 more
Who wins each category · share of its funds that made money · 3Y
Invesco 3 · iShares 5Bonds & cash
100%41 of 41
◀99%106 of 107
$8.4BMADE$134B+17.7%TYPICAL+17.4%BSJT+29.1%BESTICVT+54.3%Open 209 funds →US stocks100%55 of 55
▶100%67 of 67
$43.6BMADE$477B+68.1%TYPICAL+79.9%CSD+144.8%BESTVLUE+138.3%Open 139 funds →International95%18 of 19
▶97%88 of 91
$7.4BMADE$386B+60.2%TYPICAL+76.0%PXF+103.1%BESTTwin funds: iShares is cheaper in 46 of 52. Invesco returned more in 25.
Pairs that hold the same market. Fee = per $100 a year. Returns within 0.1 points are a tie; 5-year returns are per year.
CHEAPER4 – 462 tieBETTER 1Y25 – 173 tieBETTER 5Y20 – 191 tie
The past 3 years. Win % counts funds, not dollars; money made is estimated from each fund’s assets and return. Categories with fewer than 3 funds on a side are flagged. Not advice.