An ETF is a fund that trades on an exchange like a share and typically tracks an index or basket of assets.

ETFs are generally taxed like shares — distributions are taxed at your marginal rate and capital gains tax applies on sale. See the PDS and a registered tax adviser.

What is the difference between an ETF and a managed fund?

ETFs are listed and priced throughout the trading day, while managed funds are unlisted and priced periodically.

ETFs in Australia

2 funds found

Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) are investment funds that trade on a stock exchange, such as the ASX, just like individual shares. Most ETFs aim to track the performance of a specific index, sector, commodity or basket of assets, giving investors exposure to a diversified portfolio in a single trade. ETFs are generally available to both retail and wholesale investors, with low minimum investment amounts and transparent, published fees. Because they are listed, ETFs can be bought and sold throughout the trading day at market prices. Australian investors use ETFs to access domestic and international sharemarkets, fixed income, commodities and thematic strategies. The AusBiz Invest ETFs category lists ASX-traded ETFs from a range of issuers, with key details including structure, fees, minimum investment and available documentation. Review the PDS and TMD before investing.

AusBiz Global Opportunities ETF cover image

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AusBiz Asset Management

AusBiz Global Opportunities ETF

Broad exposure to global equities across developed markets, offering diversification and long-term growth.

Growth and IncomeListed

Min. Investment

$500

Structure

ETF

Investor Type

Retail Investor

Availability

Open for investment

Perpetual Trust Services Limited – ABN 48 000 142 049

JPMorgan Global Bond Active ETF (Managed Fund) (Cboe: JPGB)

The Fund aims to achieve a return exceeding global bond markets by investing primarily in investment-grade bonds globally, managed by a team of seven dedicated portfolio managers.

IncomeListed