BetaShares GGAB ETF (ASX:GGAB)

BetaShares Geared Long Australian Government Bond Fund (Hedge Fund)

About the GGAB ETF

The BetaShares GGAB is a high risk, geared, hedge fund.

GGAB ETF Performance Review

9.63

Data Current To: 29/12/2023

Our review of GGAB ETF

Investing in geared, long dated 10 Year Australian Trasury Bond Futures to deliver magnified returns when the value of the bonds rises.

What we like about the GGAB ETF

Magnifies returns that are positively correlated to 10 year Australian Treasury Bonds.

Things to be aware of about the GGAB ETF

High risk, volatile and geared, potential for significant losses

New fund with no track record

GGAB ETF Investment Strategy

GGAB offers geared exposure to the returns of 10-year Australian Treasury Bonds, in a single ASX trade. The Fund invests its assets in cash and cash equivalents, and buys 10-year Australian Treasury Bond Futures. The futures contracts reflect the returns of an underlying Australian Treasury Bond with 10 years to maturity. A 1% rise in the value of the bond on a given day can generally be expected to deliver a 2.5% to 3.0% increase in the value of the Fund (and a corresponding decrease in the value of the Fund if the value of the bond falls by 1%).

GGAB ETF Share Price

What does the GGAB ETF Invest In?

GGAB is a Government Bond ETF.

Australian 10 year Treasury Bond Futures to obtain a magnified or geared short exposure

GGAB ETF Credit Quality

GGAB Frequently Asked Questions

What index does the GGAB ETF aim to replicate?

The GGAB ETF aims to replicate the No benchmark..

How often does GGAB ETF pay distributions?

The distribution frequency of GGAB is Annually.

When did the GGAB ETF start?

The inception date of the GGAB ETF was 04/12/2023.

What are the net assets of the GGAB ETF?

GGAB has net assets of $2.56m (AUD) as of 29/12/2023.

What are the management fees for the GGAB ETF?

The annual management fees for the GGAB ETF are 0.99% p.a. Learn more about ETF fees in this article.

How can I invest in the GGAB ETF?

GGAB is an Exchange Traded Fund, and units may be bought or sold on the ASX like shares. Learn how to buy and sell ETFs in this article.

Does the GGAB ETF have a minimum investment amount?

No, there is no minimum to invest in the Betashares GGAB ETF. Exchange Traded Funds in general do not have a minimum investment amount required by the issuer. However, if you choose to invest through a broker, they may choose to set their own minimum investment amount.

Are there any performance fees associated with the GGAB ETF?

No, GGAB has no performance fee. This is one of the advantages of Exchange Traded Funds, as they are traded like shares, you’ll generally only pay a commission to buy or sell units and an ongoing management fee.

About The Issuer Of The GGAB ETF: Betashares

BetaShares was founded in 2009 with the aim to provide intelligent investment solutions to help Australian investors meet their financial objectives.