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Betashares Australian Major Bank Hybrids Index ETF

BHYBBetasharesLast updated: Dec 25

What BHYB does

The Betashares Australian Major Bank Hybrids Index ETF (BHYB) invests in hybrid securities issued by Australia's major banks. Hybrids are a type of investment that combines features of both bonds and shares, offering regular income payments like bonds but with the potential for higher returns similar to shares. This ETF aims to provide investors with a steady income stream by focusing on these bank-issued hybrids, which are generally considered to have lower risk compared to other types of hybrid securities. With a management fee of 0.35%, BHYB offers a cost-effective way for investors to access a diversified portfolio of hybrid securities from some of Australia's largest and most stable financial institutions.

Management Fee

0.35%

Distribution Yield

4.86%

Fund Under Management

$644M

+12.67M

Monthly Liquidity

5.61%

Spread

0.14%

Last Price

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Product Type

ETF

Top Holdings

HoldingWeight
NABPH8.20%
NABPI6.90%
NABPF6.20%
WBCPM6.20%
WBCPK6.00%
CBAPL6.00%
CBAPK6.00%
AN3PL5.90%
WBCPJ5.80%
CBAPI5.60%

Sector Exposure

Corporate - Financial100.00%

Country Exposure

Australia100.00%

Monthly fund flows

Monthly Flow

+$9.45M

12-Month Flow

+$125.76M

Trading Activity

Transacted Value

$36M

Volume

3,664,359

Number of Trades

1,635

Monthly Liquidity

5.61%

Performance

1 Month

0.96%

1 Year

5.75%

3 Year

6.07%

Total Return

Sector Exposure

Country Exposure

Top Holdings

Share Price Chart

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