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VanEck Subordinated Debt ETF (SUBD)

What's in a Name? Watch your 1s and 2s
Bank on Australian Bank Capital

About this Fund

Fund Detail

PDS https://informedinvestor.com.au/view/pds/106393-2022-03-16-14:59.pdf
FUND MANAGER
ASX Code SUBD*
APIR
ASSET CLASS EXCHANGE TRADED FUNDS
INVESTMENT STYLE

The Fund aims to provide investment returns before fees and other costs which track the performance of the Reference Index.

INVESTMENT PROFILE

The Fund gives investors access to the investment returns of a portfolio of Australian dollar denominated Investment Grade floating rate Subordinated Bonds. 

CURRENCY MANAGEMENT
INCEPTION DATE 28-10-2019
BENCHMARK iBoxx AUD Investment Grade Subordinated Debt Index
FUND SIZE iBoxx AUD Investment Grade Subordinated Debt Index
DISTRIBUTION FREQUENCY Monthly
NO. OF HOLDINGS Less than 20
FEES 0.29% pa
STRUCTURE

Benefits

Benefits

The Fund provides investors with:

  • cost effective and easy access to a portfolio of Australian issued Subordinated Bonds via a single trade on ASX;
  • transparency of holdings, pricing and performance; and
  • flexibility of intraday ASX trading capability.


Compared to unlisted actively managed funds, investors benefit from: trading via live prices on ASX; potentially lower costs; liquidity; transparency and intraday trading.

RISK LEVEL High - Very High
INVESTOR SUITABILITY

SUBD is likely to be appropriate for consumers who are higher risk in nature, can accept higher potential losses in order to target a higher return or have a more aggressive or very high risk appetite, can accept higher potential losses and seek to maximise returns.

Risks

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Key Features

The Fund employs a passive management strategy of investing directly in a portfolio primarily consisting of securities from the Reference Index with the intention of replicating the risk profile and performance of the Reference Index.

Mandate

The Fund aims to hold an appropriate number of Subordinated Bonds so as to produce a portfolio with a risk profile and performance consistent with that of the Reference Index.
This is generally achieved by holding a representative sample of the Bonds in the Reference Index. Weightings in the Fund may vary from the Reference Index weightings. The Fund may also invest in other securities determined by us as necessary to achieve the Fund’s investment objective and as permitted under the AQUA Rules. Every time a security is either added to or removed from the Fund’s Reference Index, the composition
and risk exposure profile of the Reference Index changes and may require us to rebalance the Fund’s portfolio.

The iBoxx AUD Investment Grade Subordinated Debt Index is designed to reflect the performance of Investment Grade Subordinated Bonds denominated in AUD.

The Reference Index only includes AUD denominated floating rate bonds issued by Financial Institutions that qualify as Tier 2 Capital under the APRA Rules and hold an iBoxx Credit Rating of Investment Grade.