GCAP

About GCAP

VanEck Bentham Global Capital Securities Active ETF (Managed Fund) (GCAP) is an exchange traded fund. It aims to provide investors with a professionally managed active strategy in global Capital Securities. The fund aims to provide total investment returns, measured over the long term in excess of the Benchmark.

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What is the VanEck Bentham Global Capital Securities Active ETF (Managed Fund)?

Looking for income?

While Australian income investors have long loved Aussie hybrids, accessing the international equivalent (called global capital securities) has historically proved challenging. Enter the GCAP ETF. Launched in 2021, GCAP is the first and only active global capital securities ETF on ASX.

GCAP offers monthly income with global exposures and opportunities previously only available to institutional grade investors. 

Like Aussie hybrids, global capital securities typically pay a higher interest rate than bonds, reflective of their higher risk profile. Global capital securities are typically less risky than equities.

What are the benefits of the GCAP ETF?

Find the main benefits of the GCAP here:

• It’s the first active global capital securities ETF on ASX.

• Global capital securities have historically provided higher returns than Australian hybrids through the cycle.

• Global capital securities markets are deeper with better liquidity than their Australian equivalent. 

• There is only a limited offering of Aussie hybrids and because many investors also hold shares in the Big 4 banks, they are unwittingly overexposed to one sector, generating increased risk. GCAP offer important global diversification.

Does GCAP pay dividends?

Yes, the GCAP ETF pays dividends every month.

What are the risks of the VanEck Bentham Global Capital Securities Active ETF?

An investment in the GCAP Fund carries risks associated with subordination in the capital structure, derivatives, bond markets generally, interest rate movements, currency hedging, below Investment Grade securities, country and issuer concentration, liquidity, and issuer default.

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