Ausbil Global SmallCap Fund – Active ETF
What GSCF does
The Ausbil Global SmallCap Fund – Active ETF (GSCF) invests in small companies from around the world, aiming to find those with strong growth potential. Unlike some ETFs that follow a specific index, this fund actively selects stocks based on detailed research and analysis. The fund managers look for companies that are undervalued or have the potential to grow significantly, aiming to provide investors with higher returns over time. With a management fee of 1.20%, this ETF offers a hands-on approach to investing in global small-cap stocks, making it suitable for those interested in active management and global diversification.
Management Fee
1.20%
Distribution Yield
0.33%
Fund Under Management
$128M
-0.85M
Monthly Liquidity
0.13%
Spread
0.69%
Last Price
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Product Type
ActiveMonthly fund flows
Monthly Flow
+$1.01M
12-Month Flow
+$5.29M
Trading Activity
Transacted Value
$0M
Volume
9,184
Number of Trades
10
Monthly Liquidity
0.13%
Performance
1 Month
-1.76%
Total Return
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