About the EHF1 ETF
The Elstree Enhanced Income Fund invests in 15-40 hybrids and is aimed at investors who want a higher return than bank term deposits and less yield risk than investing in Australian shares.
EHF1 ETF Performance Review
Year
7.6
Year
Year
Inception
5.5
Yield
Maturity
Data Current To: 30/11/2023
Our review of EHF1 ETF
Active fund investing in +30 hybrid securities. Lower volatility than shares but higher than cash and deposits
What we like about the EHF1 ETF
Positive return over last year to 28 February 2023
Things to be aware of about the EHF1 ETF
New fund with poor transparency and communication. Does not provide running yield or yield to maturity. Published a Factsheet in February 2023 but prior to that was in September 2022
High fees
Tracks an inhouse index
EHF1 ETF Investment Strategy
EHF1 aims to deliver above hybrid sector returns that enhance the medium income levels and capital stable nature of the sector
What does the EHF1 ETF Invest In?
EHF1 is a Corporate Bond ETF.
EHF1 invests in hybrids
EHF1 ETF Credit Quality
EHF1 Frequently Asked Questions
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