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Global X Australian Bank Credit ETF

BANKGlobal xLast updated: Dec 25

What BANK does

The Global X Australian Bank Credit ETF, with the ticker BANK, is designed to provide investors with exposure to the credit market of Australian banks. This ETF invests in a diversified portfolio of bonds and other debt securities issued by major Australian banks, aiming to deliver steady income through interest payments. With a management fee of 0.25%, it offers a cost-effective way for retail investors to gain access to the financial stability and creditworthiness of Australia's banking sector, without the need to directly purchase individual bank bonds.

What types of holdings are inside BANK?

BANK primarily invests in a variety of bank-issued debt securities, which may include senior and subordinated bonds as well as hybrid instruments. The ETF's holdings are predominantly issued by major Australian banks, ensuring a focus on high-quality credit profiles. Given the nature of these investments, the credit quality is generally high, with a significant emphasis on investment-grade securities. The duration profile tends to be moderate, aligning with the nature of fixed income investments while aiming to provide regular income. This variety allows investors to capture income from the banking sector without direct equity exposure.

Why you would consider BANK

BANK is suitable for conservative investors seeking fixed income exposure and those looking to diversify their portfolios with a focus on the Australian banking sector. It can be particularly beneficial for individuals who want to reduce risk with stable income while avoiding the volatility of equities. This ETF can fit well within a diversified portfolio by complementing traditional equity holdings or other fixed income assets. For personalised advice on how this fits your situation, investors can explore Rask Core.

BANK peers

Investors seeking alternatives to BANK may consider several similar ASX-listed ETFs. For instance, BHYB focuses on Australian major bank hybrids, while BNKS offers exposure to global banks with currency hedging. The BSUB ETF targets Australian major bank subordinated debt, and LEND provides access to listed private credit. Comparing these options at Best ETFs (bestetfs.com.au) can help investors identify the best fit for their investment strategies.

Management Fee

0.25%

Distribution Yield

5.30%

Fund Under Management

$163M

+14.94M

Monthly Liquidity

10.89%

Spread

0.13%

Last Price

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Product Type

ETF

Monthly fund flows

Monthly Flow

+$15.12M

12-Month Flow

+$126.39M

Trading Activity

Transacted Value

$18M

Volume

1,786,840

Number of Trades

397

Monthly Liquidity

10.89%

Performance

1 Month

0.52%

1 Year

4.90%

Total Return

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