Key Highlights
- FSCF was admitted to the ASX on 7 May 2026, making it one of the more recently listed funds reviewed.
- The fund aims to outperform the Bloomberg AusBond Bank Bill index over rolling three-year periods through active management of short-dated, liquid investments.
- FSCF's management fee was reported at 0.20% per annum, and its category is classified as Australian Short Term Fixed Interest.
- Detailed holdings and asset allocation data had not yet been disclosed at the time of this review, consistent with the fund's early listing stage.
Fund Overview and Objective
FSCF is among the most recently listed funds covered in this review, admitted to the ASX on 7 May 2026 under the Australian Short Term Fixed Interest category. The fund's stated aim is to provide a regular income stream from Money Market securities with a low risk of Capital loss, targeting an outperformance of the Bloomberg AusBond Bank Bill Index over rolling three-year periods before fees and taxes. The management fee was reported at 0.20% per annum.
Investment Strategy
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 differentiates it from passively managed cash ETFs.
Disclosure Status
At the time of this review, several fundamental data points for FSCF, including fund size, units outstanding, beta, Standard Deviation and detailed top-10 holdings, were reported as unavailable. This is a common characteristic of funds in the early months following listing, as reporting builds out over subsequent periods.
Distribution Profile
Distribution figures reported for FSCF showed $0.248 in June 2026, rising to $0.466 in July before falling to $0.312 in August and September, indicating some variability in the fund's early distribution history. The fund's annual Yield was reported at 0.00% at the time of this review.
Conclusion
As a fund still early in its listing history, FSCF's available data points to an actively managed, short-duration cash strategy targeting outperformance of the Bloomberg AusBond Bank Bill Index, though several core disclosure metrics remained unavailable at the time of this review. Its early distribution figures showed some fluctuation between $0.248 and $0.466, and observers following the fund may wish to monitor future reporting periods as more comprehensive portfolio data becomes available.



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