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BetaShares Australian Bank Senior Floating Rate Bond (QPON) & Major Bank Sub. Debt (BSUB) ETF’s

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Question asked 14/03/2025

BetaShares Australian Bank Senior Floating Rate Bond (QPON) & Major Bank Sub. Debt (BSUB) ETF’s

Hi, could you provide some info on the two ETF's mentioned. The pros & cons & your opinion on their futures please

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Hi Peter,

BetaShares Australian Bank Senior Floating Rate Bond ETF (QPON): This ETF has a market cap of $1.63bn, fees of 0.22% pa and yields 5.46%.

BetaShares Major Bank Sub. Debt ETF (BSUB): This ETF has a market cap $233mn, fees of 0.29% pa and yield 5.44%.

Due to recent market volatility and surging demand around such defensive /income securities James will hold a MM webinar next week to look at both these two ETFs and others in the space – invites will be sent early next week.

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