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Betashares Managed Risk Australian Shares Complex ETF

AUSTBetasharesLast updated: Dec 25

What AUST does

The Betashares Managed Risk Australian Shares Complex ETF (AUST) is designed to invest in a broad range of Australian shares while aiming to reduce risk during market downturns. Unlike traditional ETFs that track a specific index, AUST uses a managed risk strategy to protect your investment by adjusting its exposure to the share market based on current market conditions. This means that during volatile times, the ETF may hold more cash or reduce its share exposure to help cushion against losses, making it a potentially safer choice for investors looking to participate in the Australian share market with a focus on managing risk.

What types of holdings are inside AUST?

AUST primarily invests in large-cap Australian companies that are part of the S&P/ASX 300 Index. This index covers a broad spectrum of sectors, including financials, materials, healthcare, and consumer discretionary. By focusing on large-cap companies, AUST aims to capture the performance of leading firms within the Australian economy, while maintaining a balance across various sectors. The ETF's diversified holdings provide investors with exposure to significant market players, contributing to overall portfolio stability while also addressing the risks associated with individual stocks.

Why you would consider AUST

AUST is suitable for investors seeking a balanced approach to Australian equities, particularly those concerned about market volatility. It can fit well into a diversified portfolio as a core equity holding, providing exposure to the Australian market while mitigating risks through its dynamic management strategy. For example, conservative investors may use AUST to complement fixed-income assets, while more aggressive investors could include it alongside other growth-oriented equities. This ETF addresses the challenge of managing risk during market downturns. For personalised advice on how this fits your situation, investors can explore Rask Core.

AUST peers

Investors looking for alternatives to AUST may consider similar ASX-listed ETFs. For instance, AUDS offers exposure to the Australian dollar's strength, while BBAB targets geared short positions in Australian government bonds. For those interested in bearish strategies, BBOZ and BEAR provide options to profit from declines in Australian equities. For a comprehensive comparison of these options and more, visit Best ETFs (bestetfs.com.au).

Management Fee

0.49%

Distribution Yield

2.82%

Fund Under Management

$33M

+0.2M

Monthly Liquidity

3.76%

Spread

0.19%

Last Price

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Product Type

Complex

Monthly fund flows

12-Month Flow

+$0.02M

Trading Activity

Transacted Value

$1M

Volume

69,720

Number of Trades

184

Monthly Liquidity

3.76%

Performance

1 Month

0.62%

1 Year

7.29%

3 Year

8.45%

5 Year

6.89%

Total Return

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