Performance data is updated to 31 March 2026.
AB Global Strategic Core Equities Fund - Active ETF
The AB Global Strategic Core Equities Fund - Active ETF ("GSC ETF" or "Fund") aims to achieve returns in excess of the MSCI World Index in Australian dollars, after fees, over the medium to long term. The AB Global Strategic Core Equities Fund – Active ETF is designed for equity investors who have a high risk and return profile and are seeking an investment in a portfolio of global equities, which offer the potential for long-term capital growth with lower volatility than is typical for global equity investments. The Fund aims to achieve its investment return objective by investing in equities anywhere in the world including developed and emerging markets. The Fund will principally be comprised of equity securities of companies considered by the investment manager that are high quality, have low volatility and reasonable valuations and offer attractive shareholder returns.
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Last updated: January 2026
