Janus Henderson launches actively managed sustainable credit ETF in Australia

Share post:

Janus Henderson Investors has launched an actively managed impact bond ETF in Australia called the Janus Henderson Sustainable Credit Active ETF (GOOD AU). The fund invests in investment-grade corporate bonds from issuers worldwide that contribute positively to at least one of eight impact themes, including decarbonization, sustainable buildings, social equality, and affordable housing. Up to 20% of the portfolio may be allocated to high yield bonds, and foreign currency exposure will be fully hedged for non-Australian dollar-denominated securities.

ETF Newz Says:

The ETF has a management fee of 0.50% and uses a combination of third-party ESG measures and proprietary research for security selection.

Related

Maintain Your Horses! A Space Bitcoin ETF May perhaps well also Already Be Priced into Crypto.

There is a growing belief that the recent price surge in bitcoin could already factor in the potential approval of a spot Bitcoin ETF- a pivotal strategic investment move that holds significant influence in the crypto market. Investors and financial enthusiasts alike are keenly awaiting regulatory approval, a decision that could potentially catalyze the future growth trajectory of bitcoin prices. This speculation underscores not only the potential value that bitcoin holds as a digital asset but also the evolving role of institutional reactiveness in the cryptocurrency landscape.

Tim Draper’s Bold Prediction: Bitcoin (BTC) Price Set to Skyrocket to $250K!

In the world of finance, Bitcoin is increasingly recognized as a transformative force. With the potential to challenge...

Bitcoin ETF: Navigating the Perils of SEC Rejection and Fierce Opposition from Funds

A recent court order has directed the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to reconsider its denial of Grayscale's...

Nike’s Shocking 10% Plunge: Sales Outlook Slashed

Nike, a leading athletic apparel⁢ company, ⁣recently announced plans to reduce costs by $2 ‍billion over the next...