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iShares 15+ Year Australian Government Bond ETF

ALTBiSharesLast updated: Dec 25

What ALTB does

The iShares 15+ Year Australian Government Bond ETF, with the ticker ALTB, invests in Australian government bonds that have a maturity of over 15 years. This ETF aims to provide investors with exposure to long-term government bonds, which are generally considered low-risk investments. By holding a collection of these bonds, the ETF seeks to offer stable income and capital preservation over time. With a management fee of 0.15%, it provides a cost-effective way for investors to access the Australian government bond market, focusing on long-term bonds that can help diversify a portfolio and potentially reduce overall risk.

Management Fee

0.15%

Distribution Yield

2.85%

Fund Under Management

$168M

+23.93M

Monthly Liquidity

19.97%

Spread

0.15%

Last Price

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Product Type

ETF

Top Holdings

HoldingWeight
Australia (Commonwealth Of)81.30%
Treasury Corporation Of Victoria8.03%
Queensland Treasury Corporation4.58%
New South Wales Treasury Corporation3.78%
Northern Territory Treasury Corp0.92%
Tasmanian Public Finance Corporation0.73%
Western Australian Treasury Corporation0.66%

Country Exposure

Australia100.00%

Monthly fund flows

Monthly Flow

+$25.7M

12-Month Flow

+$129.23M

Trading Activity

Transacted Value

$34M

Volume

350,268

Number of Trades

958

Monthly Liquidity

19.97%

Performance

1 Month

-1.37%

1 Year

0.10%

Total Return

Country Exposure

Top Holdings

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