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pstrongIt has S$47m in assets under management at launch./strong/p pSGX Securities has officially welcomed the Lion-OCBC Securities APAC Financial Dividend Plus ETF, an ETF with S$47m in assets under management (AUM) that tracks the region’s financial sector. This is reportedly the world’s first ETF tracking the APAC financial sector.

SGX Securities has officially welcomed the Lion-OCBC Securities APAC Financial Dividend Plus ETF, an ETF with S$47m in assets under management that tracks the region’s financial sector. This is reportedly the world’s first ETF tracking the APAC financial sector.

This will allow investors to ride on the strength of the financial sector and have access to “stable and high” dividend returns, said Janice Kan, co-head of equities, SGX Group. “With its listing on SGX, local investors will be able to tap into the strengths of Asia Pacific’s financial sector through a convenient and familiar platform,” He said.The ETF is available in both Singapore dollar and United States dollar denominations under the SGX tickers YLD and YLU respectively. Investors can trade the ETF via their brokers and trading platforms.Since you're here...

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