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Performance data is updated to 28 February 2026.

BetaShares Geared Australian Bond ETF

Geared exposure to 10-year Australian Treasury Bonds. You can use GGAB to make your existing fixed income portfolio more sensitive to movements in interest rates i.e. increase your interest rate risk. GGAB gives you the opportunity to make magnified gains when the prices of 10-year Australian Treasury Bonds rise (bond yields fall) on a given day, as well as the potential for magnified losses when the prices of those bonds fall (bond yields rise). GGAB provides a convenient, capital-efficient way to gain geared exposure to 10-year Australian Treasury Bonds.

Stock Code
GGAB
Fund Manager
Betashares
AUM
$3.38M
MER (%)
0.99%
Listing Date
06/12/2023
Asset Class
Fixed Interest
1 month
3.62%
1 year
-2.72%
3 years
5 years
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Investment Focus

Themes

Leveraged

Exposure Regions

Australia

Portfolio Breakdown

Sector% assets
Long Aust Govt Bonds ~250% to 300%100%

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Last updated: January 2026

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