ILB's asset allocation was reported at 99.98% in bonds and a marginal 0.02% in cash. The fund held just 12 companies, with the top 10 holdings representing 99.95% of the portfolio, reflecting the concentrated nature of the Australian inflation-linked government bond market.
WBND's holdings structure is distinct from several peer funds in that it invests through a single underlying vehicle, the Amundi IS-Amundi Cr Glb Agg Bd ETF DR, which represents 100.00% of the portfolio. Asset allocation showed 91.48% in bonds and 8.52% in cash, with …
According to the fund's stated approach, FSCF predominantly invests, directly or indirectly, in short-dated, highly liquid investments, with the objective of achieving a stable income stream. This aligns the fund conceptually with other Australian cash and short-term fixed interest products, though FSCF's active mandate …
Several fundamental data points for COMP, including management fee, fund size, units outstanding,Betaand standard deviation, were reported as unavailable or listed at $0.00 or "--" at the time of this review. This pattern is consistent with a fund in its early weeks of trading, …
As of the latest available data, the fund carried a management fee of 0.25% per annum and reported a fund size close to $1.86 billion, positioning it as one of the larger diversifiedCreditexposures on the ASX.
DCOR's asset allocation is notably diversified relative to several peer funds, comprising 63.16% in bonds, 9.35% in cash, 54.87% in "Other" instruments (reflecting overlapping categorisation across hybrid and credit exposures) and a small 0.04%Equitycomponent.
At the time of this review, several standard fundamental metrics for DN1, including P/E ratio, earnings per share, revenue, net profit, price-to-free-cash-flow ratio and freeCash Flowyield, were reported as unavailable, which is not uncommon for listed investment trusts whose structure differs from operating companies …
The fund's asset allocation was reported entirely in bonds at 100.00%, with no cash orEquityexposure recorded. AEBD held a broad base of 282 companies, a considerably larger number than several comparable funds, with the top 10 holdings accounting for just 13.48% of the portfolio.
ALTB's asset allocation showed 99.98% in bonds and a marginal 0.02% in cash. The fund held only 18 companies, the second-smallest count among the funds reviewed, with the top 10 holdings representing 96.72% of the portfolio.
The management fee was reported at 1.38% per annum, notably higher than the bond ETFs covered elsewhere in this review, reflecting the cost structure associated with a geared currency exposure.