Registry: Computershare
Computershare is not only the largest share registry in Australia but also the world. The company was founded in 1978 as one of Melbourne's first start-up technology companies, initially providing computer services to businesses.
After branching out into share registry, Computershare now manages more than 75 million customer records and employs over 12,000 staff across all of the major financial markets.
Computershare is a public company listed on the ASX and is large enough to sit comfortably within the S&P/ASX 200 (INDEXASX: XJO), the major ASX benchmark index.
What is a share registry?
A share registry is an organisation that helps companies manage their list (or 'registry') of shareholders.
Typical responsibilities of a share registry include:
- Managing dividend payments -- including dividend reinvestment plans
- Issuing shareholding statements -- a document you'll often receive in the mail when you purchase ETFs/shares
- Recording changes in ownership
- Managing investors' personal information -- e.g. contact details, tax file number, communication preferences, etc.
How to access Computershare
If you invest in an ETF (or share) which uses Computershare, you'll need to create an account in order to participate in a dividend reinvestment plan (if available), access your transaction history, update your personal information, and complete other corporate actions.
If you have multiple shareholdings that use Computershare, you'll be able to access all of them with the one account.
You can register for a Computershare account here. Be sure to have your shareholder reference number (SRN) or holder identification number (HIN) at the ready -- this is often located at the top right corner of your holding statement. Alternatively, you can find this number by logging into your online share broking account or by contacting your broker.
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ETF Securities (ASX:ACDC) ETF. The ETFS ACDC ETF provides investors with passive exposure to the performance of companies involved in battery technology and lithium mining. ACDC adopts an equal weight strategy, meaning that it weights the shares within the portfolio equally – this is different from traditional index fund ETFs which invest more in the largest companies (as determined by market capitalisation).
iShares (ASX:AUMF) ETF. The iShares AUMF ETF provides investors with the performance of MSCI Australia IMI Diversified Multiple Factor (AUD) Index, before fees and expenses. This index is composed of Australian equities that have favourable exposure to four target style factors (quality, value, size and momentum).
iShares (ASX:BILL) ETF. The iShares BILL ETF provides investors with exposure to short-term Australian dollar-denominated bank bills with term to maturities of up to three months.
ETF Securities (ASX:CORE) ETF. The ETFS CORE ETF provides investors with exposure to the performance of shares from the largest infrastructure-focused companies listed on global markets, with weightings tilted towards the shares with lower volatility.
ETF Securities (ASX:CURE) ETF. The ETFS CURE ETF provides investors with exposure to the US biotechnology sub-industry within the health care sector. CURE adopts an equally weighted strategy, which allocates greater exposure to small and mid-cap shares compared to a market capitalisation weighted approach.
ETF Securities (ASX:ESTX) ETF. The ETFS ESTX ETF provides investors with exposure to 50 blue-chip companies from 12 eurozone countries; namely Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Portugal and Spain.
ETF Securities (ASX:ETPMAG) ETF. The ETFS ETPMAG ETF provides investors with access to the precious metal of silver, by seeking to achieve a return equivalent to the movements in the silver spot price, before fees and expenses.
ETF Securities (ASX:ETPMPD) ETF. The ETFS ETPMPM ETF provides investors with access to the precious metal of palladium, by seeking to achieve a return equivalent to the movements in the palladium spot price, before fees and expenses. Palladium comes from the same family of metals as platinum and is used in many electronic and industrial products, particularly in the automotive industry.
ETF Securities (ASX:ETPMPM) ETF. The ETFS ETPMPM ETF provides investors with access to the precious metal market, by seeking to achieve a return equivalent to the movements in the spot prices of four precious metals: gold, silver, platinum, and palladium – before fees and expenses.
ETF Securities (ASX:ETPMPT) ETF. The ETFS ETPMPT ETF provides investors with access to the precious metal of platinum, by seeking to achieve a return equivalent to the movements in the platinum spot price, before fees and expenses.
ETF Securities (ASX:FANG) ETF. The ETFS FANG ETF provides investors with exposure to the performance of the 10 most highly-traded next generation technology and tech-enabled companies listed on US stock markets. FANG adopts an equal weight strategy, meaning that it weights the shares within the portfolio equally – this differs from the more commonly used method of weighting by market capitalisation.
ETF Securities (ASX:GOLD) ETF. The ETFS GOLD ETF provides investors with access to the precious metal of gold, by seeking to achieve a return equivalent to the movements in the gold spot price, before fees and expenses.
iShares (ASX:IAA) ETF. The iShares IAA ETF provides exposure to the performance of 50 large, established Asian companies listed on the stock exchanges of China, Hong Kong, South Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, and Macau.
iShares (ASX:IAF) ETF. The iShares IAF ETF provides Australian investors with exposure to a portfolio of Australian investment-grade fixed income securities, which includes treasury bonds, corporate bonds and cash.
iShares (ASX:IEM) ETF. The iShares IEM ETF provides investors with exposure to a portfolio of over 800 companies from emerging markets, like China, India and Brazil.
iShares (ASX:IEU) ETF. The iShares IEU ETF provides investors with a broad exposure to leading European companies. This is a low-cost way to access a variety of European companies through a single fund.
iShares (ASX:IGB) ETF. The iShares IGB ETF provides investors with diversified access to Australian government bonds with a broad range of maturities. This is a relatively low-cost way to get exposure to Australian Treasury bonds in a single fund.
iShares (ASX:IHCB) ETF. The iShares IHCB ETF provides investors with access to the performance of investment-grade corporate bonds across global markets and sectors, hedged into Australian dollars. This is a relatively low-cost way to get exposure to global investment-grade corporate bonds in a single fund.
iShares (ASX:IHEB) ETF. The iShares IHEB ETF provides investors with exposure to the performance of global emerging markets bonds that are US dollar-denominated, hedged back into Australian dollars.
iShares (ASX:IHHY) ETF. The iShares IHHY ETF provides investors with exposure to the performance of high-yield corporate bonds across global markets and sectors, hedged into Australian dollars. This is a simple way to get exposure to high-yield corporate bonds across global developed markets in a single fund.
iShares (ASX:IHOO) ETF. The iShares IHOO ETF provides investors with exposure to the largest 100 global companies. This is a low-cost way to access a variety of global companies through a single fund.
iShares (ASX:IHVV) ETF. The iShares IHVV ETF provides investors with exposure to the largest 500 US companies. This is a low-cost way to access leading US companies through a single fund.
iShares (ASX:IHWL) ETF. The iShares IHWL ETF provides investors with exposure to a diversified portfolio of global companies. This is a low-cost way to access a variety of global companies through a single fund.
iShares (ASX:IJH) ETF. The iShares IJH ETF provides investors with exposure to mid-cap US companies. This is a low-cost way to access a specific segment of the US market through a single fund.
iShares (ASX:IJP) ETF. The iShares IJP ETF provides investors with exposure to around 85% of the Japanese stock market. This is a low-cost way to access a specific market through a single fund.
iShares (ASX:IJR) ETF. The iShares IJR ETF provides investors with exposure to small-cap US companies. This is a low-cost way to access a specific segment of the US market through a single fund.
iShares (ASX:IKO) ETF. The iShares IKO ETF provides investors with exposure to the performance of the large and mid-cap segments of the Korean stock market.
iShares (ASX:ILB) ETF. The iShares ILB ETF provides investors with exposure to the performance of a segment of the Australian bond market comprised of inflation-linked fixed income securities.
iShares (ASX:ILC) ETF. The iShares ILC ETF provides exposure to the largest 20 Australian stocks, giving you targeted exposure to Australian blue-chip companies. This is a low-cost way to access top Australian companies through a single fund.
iShares (ASX:IOO) ETF. The iShares IOO ETF provides investors with exposure to 100 leading, multi-national companies across global share markets. This is a low-cost way to access a variety of global companies through a single fund.
iShares (ASX:IOZ) ETF. The iShares IOZ ETF provides exposure to the largest 200 Australian shares, based on market capitalisation. This is a low-cost way to access top Australian companies through a single fund.
iShares (ASX:ISEC) ETF. The iShares ISEC ETF provides investors with exposure to higher-yielding, short-term money market instruments, including floating rate notes. ISEC seeks to outperform the S&P/ASX Bank Bill Index (before fees and expenses).
iShares (ASX:ISO) ETF. The iShares ISO ETF provides exposure to 200 small cap Australian shares. This is a low-cost way to access small Australian companies through a single fund.
iShares (ASX:IVE) ETF. The iShares IVE ETF provides investors with exposure to over 900 companies from Europe, Australia, Asia, and the Far East. This is a low-cost way to access a variety of global companies through a single fund.
iShares (ASX:IVV) ETF. The iShares IVV ETF provides investors with exposure to the largest 500 US stocks, by market capitalisation. This is a low-cost way to access leading US companies through a single fund.
iShares (ASX:IWLD) ETF. The iShares IWLD ETF provides investors with exposure to a globally diversified portfolio of over 3,800 companies. This is a low-cost way to access global companies from developed markets through a single fund.
iShares (ASX:IXI) ETF. The iShares IXI ETF provides investors with targeted exposure to global consumer staple companies. Think along the lines of milk, chocolate, soft drink, makeup, clothes and wine.
iShares (ASX:IXJ) ETF. The iShares IXJ ETF provides investors with a targeted exposure to over 100 global healthcare companies. This includes companies in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device space.
iShares (ASX:IZZ) ETF. The iShares IZZ ETF provides investors with exposure to the 50 largest and most liquid companies in China which are listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
ETF Securities (ASX:NDIA) ETF. The ETFS NDIA ETF provides investors with exposure to the performance of shares of the largest companies listed on the Indian stock market, based on market capitalisation.
Perth Mint (ASX:PMGOLD) ETF. The Perth Mint PMGOLD ETF represents a right to gold created by The Perth Mint, Australia’s largest fully integrated precious metals enterprise. The ETF gives investors the ability to purchase Government-backed gold via the ASX, rather than holding physical bars themselves.
Russell Investments (ASX:RARI) ETF. The Russell Investments RARI ETF invests in companies that demonstrate positive environmental, social and governance (ESG) characteristics. RARI also negatively screens out companies that have significant involvement in activities that are deemed inconsistent with responsible investment considerations.
Russell Investments (ASX:RCB) ETF. The Russell Investments RCB ETF is a portfolio of high-quality Australian fixed income securities that meet a range of size, credit and maturity selection criteria.
Russell Investments (ASX:RDV) ETF. The Russell Investments RDV ETF invests in a diversified portfolio of high-yielding ‘blue chip’ Australian companies. This ETF tracks this Russell Australia High Dividend Index.
Russell Investments (ASX:RGB) ETF. The Russell Investments RGB ETF is a portfolio of Australian government fixed-income securities that meet a range of size and maturity selection criteria.
ETF Securities (ASX:ROBO) ETF. The ETFS ROBO ETF provides investors with exposure to the global value chain of robotics, automation and artificial intelligence (RAAI) related companies. Some investors consider RAAI-related companies as disruptors to industries across the globe and thus, a ‘thematic’ or ‘megatrend’ to invest in.
Russell Investments (ASX:RSM) ETF. The Russell Investments RSM ETF is a portfolio of Australian state government fixed-income securities that meet a range of size and maturity selection criteria.
ETF Securities (ASX:SELF) ETF. The SelfWealth SELF ETF is an actively managed portfolio of Australian companies, which tracks an index that is made up of top performing SelfWealth member SMSF portfolios.
ETF Securities (ASX:TECH) ETF. The ETFS TECH ETF provides investors with exposure to the performance of shares in around 30 undervalued competitively-advantaged global technology businesses. Think global social media companies, online or cloud-based platforms, leaders in artificial intelligence, software creators and digital advertisers.
Vanguard (ASX:VACF) ETF. The Vanguard VACF ETF provides exposure to corporate bonds issued by Australia’s largest banks, financial institutions, and property trusts.
Vanguard (ASX:VAE) ETF. The Vanguard VAE ETF provides exposure to a portfolio of companies listed in Asia, excluding Japan, Australia and New Zealand. As the ETF is not hedged, investors are also exposed to currency fluctuations.
Vanguard (ASX:VAF) ETF. The Vanguard VAF ETF provides investors with exposure to a portfolio of Australian Commonwealth Government bonds, state government bonds and bonds from treasury corporations, as well as some investment-grade corporate debt.
Vanguard (ASX:VAP) ETF. The Vanguard VAP ETF provides investors with low-cost exposure to listed Australian property companies and real estate investment trusts (REITs).
Vanguard (ASX:VAS) ETF. The Vanguard VAS ETF provides exposure to the largest 300 Australian shares, based on market capitalisation. This is a low-cost way to access top Australian companies through a single fund.
Vanguard (ASX:VBLD) ETF. The Vanguard VBLD ETF gives investors exposure to a range of infrastructure securities listed in developed markets around the world. This ETF also provides exposure to currency fluctuations as it is unhedged.
Vanguard (ASX:VBND) ETF. The Vanguard VBND ETF provides investors with exposure to government debt and investment-grade corporate debt from developed markets around the world.
Vanguard (ASX:VCF) ETF. The Vanguard VCF ETF provides investors with exposure to high-quality debt securities issues by government-owned and government-guaranteed entities, as well as investment-grade corporate issuers from global markets.
Vanguard (ASX:VDBA) ETF. The Vanguard VDBA ETF provides investors with exposure to a portfolio of other Vanguard funds. This ETF gives investors exposure to multiple asset classes with a single purchase, and is designed to be a diversified portfolio in itself.
Vanguard (ASX:VDCO) ETF. The Vanguard VDCO ETF provides investors with exposure to a portfolio of other Vanguard funds/ETFs. Meaning, it’s an ETF which invests only in other funds/ETFs — in this case, it only invests in funds managed by its own provider, Vanguard This ETF gives investors exposure to multiple asset classes with a single purchase, and is designed to be a diversified portfolio in itself.
Vanguard (ASX:VDGR) ETF. The Vanguard VDGR ETF provides investors with exposure to a portfolio of other Vanguard funds. This ETF gives investors exposure to multiple asset classes with a single purchase, and is designed to be a diversified portfolio in itself.
Vanguard (ASX:VDHG) ETF. The Vanguard VDHG ETF provides investors with exposure to a portfolio of other Vanguard funds. This ETF gives investors exposure to multiple asset classes with a single purchase, and is designed to be a diversified portfolio in itself.
Vanguard (ASX:VEFI) ETF. The Vanguard VEFI ETF provides investors with exposure to high-quality debt securities issued by governments, government-owned and government-guaranteed entities, and investment-grade corporate issuers from global markets. This ethical ETF excludes issuers with significant business activities in fossil fuels, alcohol, tobacco, gambling, weapons, nuclear power, and adult entertainment.
Vanguard (ASX:VEQ) ETF. The Vanguard VEQ ETF provides investors with exposure to a diversified portfolio of large-cap companies listed in major European markets.
Vanguard (ASX:VESG) ETF. The Vanguard VESG ETF provides investors with exposure to a broad range of companies from developed economies around the world, while excluding companies involved with fossil fuels, alcohol, tobacco, gambling, weapons, nuclear power, and adult entertainment.
Vanguard (ASX:VEU) ETF. The Vanguard VEU ETF exposes investors to many of the largest listed companies from both developed and emerging economies around the world, excluding the US.
Vanguard (ASX:VGAD) ETF. The Vanguard VGAD ETF provides exposure to listed companies from developed markets around the world excluding Australia. This ETF is hedged to Australian dollars to minimise the impact of currency fluctuations.
Vanguard (ASX:VGB) ETF. The Vanguard VGB ETF provides investors with exposure to a portfolio of Australian Commonwealth Government bonds, state government bonds and bonds from treasury corporations.
Vanguard (ASX:VGE) ETF. The Vanguard VGE ETF provides investors with exposure to companies from a broad range of emerging markets, as well as exposure to currency fluctuations as the portfolio is unhedged.
Vanguard (ASX:VGMF) ETF. The Vanguard VGMF Fund is an actively-managed ETF providing investors with exposure to a portfolio of global companies selected using a rules-based, quantitative approach.
Vanguard (ASX:VGS) ETF. The Vanguard VGS ETF provides exposure to listed companies from developed markets around the world, excluding Australia. This ETF is not hedged so it is exposed to currency fluctuations.
Vanguard (ASX:VHY) ETF. The Vanguard VHY ETF provides exposure to the largest dividend-paying Australian shares, based on market capitalisation and forecast dividend yield. It tracks the FTSE Australian High Dividend Yield Index. The index excludes real estate investment trusts (REITs) and caps the total exposure to any sector/industry at 40%.
Vanguard (ASX:VIF) ETF. The Vanguard VIF ETF provides investors with exposure to high-quality securities issued by governments from around the world.
Vanguard (ASX:VISM) ETF. The Vanguard VISM ETF provides investors with exposure to a diversified portfolio of small-cap companies from developed countries around the world, excluding Australia.
Vanguard (ASX:VLC) ETF. The Vanguard VLC ETF provides exposure to the MSCI Australian Shares Large Cap Index. This index is a ‘free float-adjusted market capitalization index’ which provides investors with exposure to the largest companies on the ASX.
Vanguard (ASX:VMIN) ETF. The Vanguard VMIN Fund is an actively-managed ETF which aims to provide lower volatility than the broader global equity market by investing across many markets and industries.
Vanguard (ASX:VSO) ETF. The Vanguard VSO ETF provides exposure to a diversified portfolio of Australian small caps and tracks the MSCI Australian Shares Small Cap Index. This is a low-cost way to access the performance of Australian small-cap shares through a single fund.
Vanguard (ASX:VTS) ETF. The Vanguard VTS ETF provides investors with broad, diversified exposure to the US market. The ETF is not hedged, meaning investors are also exposed to exchange rate fluctuations.
Vanguard (ASX:VVLU) ETF. The Vanguard VVLU Fund is an actively-managed ETF which invests in small, mid and large-cap companies across global equity markets, focusing on companies which have low prices relative to fundamental measures of value.
iShares (ASX:WDMF) ETF. The iShares WDMF ETF invests in a diversified portfolio of global equities using a specific rules-based multifactor strategy. According to iShares, the four key factors used to select companies for this ETF are quality (financially healthy firms), value (inexpensive stocks), size (smaller companies) and momentum (trending stocks).
iShares (ASX:WVOL) ETF. The iShares WVOL ETF provides exposure to the performance of developed share markets that, on the whole, have lower volatility characteristics relative to the broader global developed share markets.
ETF Securities (ASX:ZUSD) ETF. The ETFS ZUSD ETF provides investors with exposure to the performance of the US dollar – specifically interest-bearing US dollar cash deposits.
ETF Securities (ASX:ZYAU) ETF. The ETFS ZYAU ETF aims to track the S&P/ASX 300 Shareholder Yield Index, and invests in 40 stocks from within that index with the highest shareholder yields.
ETF Securities (ASX:ZYUS) ETF. The ETF Securities ZYUS ETF provides investors with exposure to a portfolio of 50 high-yielding companies from the S&P 500.
ETF Securities (ASX:SNAS) ETF. The ETF Securities Ultra Short Nasdaq 100 Hedge Fund (ASX: SNAS) is an ETF designed for trading, since it provides a negative (or ‘inverse’ or ‘opposite’) exposure to the popular Nasdaq-100 index.
ETF Securities (ASX:LNAS) ETF. The ETF Securities Ultra Long Nasdaq 100 Hedge Fund (ASX: LNAS) ETF is an ETF designed to provide amplified or ‘geared’ exposure to the popular NASDAQ 100 stock market index.
