Betashares Geared Short Australian Government Bond Complex ETF
What BBAB does
The Betashares Geared Short Australian Government Bond Complex ETF (BBAB) is designed to provide investors with a way to profit from declines in the value of Australian government bonds. This ETF uses a strategy that involves borrowing money to increase its exposure, aiming to deliver returns that are inversely related to the performance of these bonds. Essentially, if the value of Australian government bonds falls, the ETF is expected to rise in value, offering a potential hedge against interest rate increases. With a management fee of 0.99%, this ETF is suitable for investors looking to take a more aggressive stance on bond market movements.
Management Fee
0.99%
Distribution Yield
0.00%
Fund Under Management
$1M
+0.02M
Monthly Liquidity
14.35%
Spread
0.45%
Last Price
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Product Type
ComplexTrading Activity
Transacted Value
$0M
Volume
3,795
Number of Trades
9
Monthly Liquidity
14.35%
Performance
1 Month
3.60%
1 Year
6.09%
Total Return
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