ETF Elite Portfolio

Core-Enhanced Allocation

The ETF Elite portfolio mandate aims to outperform the ASX 200 benchmark by 3-4% per annum while maintaining a similar or slightly higher risk profile. The Core holdings provides stable market exposure through benchmark ETFs and fixed income investments. The Active holdings seeks higher returns through volatility hedging and thematic investments in growth sectors. The strategy employs monthly rebalancing and weekly investment meetings to assess market events and capture important economic, geopolitical, and thematic opportunities. The mandate emphasizes flexibility, continuous research, and balancing risk with return potential to achieve its performance objectives while adapting to changing market conditions.

Mandate

Strategy

Outperform ASX 200 by 3-4% annually with balanced risk approach.

Core Holdings

Stable market exposure through index ETFs and fixed income investments.

Active Holdings

Tactical allocations in high-growth and thematic sectors.

Monthly Rebalance

Monthly portfolio adjustments to maintain target allocations and capture opportunities.

ETF Elite : Holding

MPC ETF Elite FactSheet

For a comprehensive analysis of ETF Elite’s strategy, risk management, and potential benefits, download our detailed factsheet now. Make an informed decision about integrating this innovative portfolio into your investment strategy.

Fees, Charges & Costs

ETF Elite employs a straightforward and transparent fee structure designed to clearly inform investors of all associated costs.

  • Management Fee: An annual fee of 1.1% (inclusive of GST) applied to the total portfolio value, charged quarterly. This covers comprehensive services including ongoing portfolio management, administrative support, operational oversight, and reporting.
  • Transaction Costs: A transaction fee of 0.5% calculated based on the total volume of trades executed within the portfolio. This fee covers brokerage charges, market execution, settlement fees, and related transactional expenses.
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