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ETFs
Exchange-traded funds that track an index, a sector or a commodity, and trade like a share.
An ETF holds a basket of securities designed to track an index or asset, and its units trade on the exchange through the day. ETFs typically carry lower expense ratios than actively managed funds because they follow a stated benchmark rather than selecting stocks.
What this includes
- Index, sector, gold and debt ETF categories
- Traded on the exchange during market hours
- Units held in your demat account
- Typically lower expense ratios than active funds
What to weigh up
- ETF prices track - but do not exactly match - the underlying index; tracking error exists.
- Liquidity varies between ETFs, which can widen the bid-ask spread.
- Market risk of the underlying index applies in full.
Who this generally suits
Investors seeking index-linked exposure with exchange-traded flexibility.
This is a general description, not a suitability assessment or a recommendation for your circumstances.
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