iShares Core FTSE Global Infrastructure (AUD Hedged) ETF
What GLIN does
The iShares Core FTSE Global Infrastructure (AUD Hedged) ETF, with the ticker GLIN, invests in a wide range of infrastructure companies worldwide, such as those involved in utilities, transportation, and communication services. This ETF aims to provide investors with exposure to global infrastructure assets while reducing the impact of currency fluctuations by hedging against the Australian dollar. With a low management fee of 0.15%, GLIN offers a cost-effective way for investors to diversify their portfolios with stable, income-generating infrastructure investments, making it a suitable choice for those seeking long-term growth and income stability.
Management Fee
0.15%
Distribution Yield
2.47%
Fund Under Management
$1,677M
+172.18M
Monthly Liquidity
5.36%
Spread
0.09%
Last Price
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Product Type
ETFMonthly fund flows
Monthly Flow
+$52.76M
12-Month Flow
+$519.7M
Trading Activity
Transacted Value
$90M
Volume
2,875,533
Number of Trades
5,457
Monthly Liquidity
5.36%
Performance
1 Month
7.84%
1 Year
21.79%
Total Return
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