VanEck Australian Subordinated Debt ETF
What SUBD does
The VanEck Australian Subordinated Debt ETF, with the ticker SUBD, invests in a range of subordinated debt securities issued by Australian companies. Subordinated debt is a type of loan or bond that ranks below other debts in case the issuer faces financial trouble, offering potentially higher returns due to its higher risk. This ETF aims to provide investors with a steady income stream by focusing on these higher-yielding debt instruments, while maintaining a diversified portfolio to spread risk. With a management fee of 0.29%, it offers a cost-effective way for investors to access this niche segment of the fixed income market.
Management Fee
0.29%
Distribution Yield
5.54%
Fund Under Management
$3,171M
+69.79M
Monthly Liquidity
6.76%
Spread
0.04%
Last Price
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Product Type
ETFMonthly fund flows
Monthly Flow
+$74.59M
12-Month Flow
+$1,111.14M
Trading Activity
Transacted Value
$214M
Volume
8,481,441
Number of Trades
5,640
Monthly Liquidity
6.76%
Performance
1 Month
0.28%
1 Year
5.84%
3 Year
6.75%
5 Year
4.41%
Total Return
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