ETF summary

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MVB

VanEck Australian Banks ETF

VanEckAustralian shares

ASX category: Equity - Australia Sectors.

Unit price$42.52
Management fee0.28%$280 a year on $100,000
Fund size$296mNumber 183 by size of 475 ASX ETFs
Distribution yield4.4%Last 12 months
Return, 5 years13.5%a year, after fees
Holdings7Loading…
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Past returns

$10,000 invested–
1 year3.8%
3 years21.1%a year
5 years13.5%a year
10 years11.5%a year

Top 10 holdings

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Of 7 holdings.

Where your money goes

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By the country each company is listed in.

Similar ETFs

The same kind of fund, with how much of each one’s money is in the same companies as MVB.

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A200Betashares Australia 200 ETFBetashares · $11.1bnFee 0.04%5y 9.4%Overlap –Compare
IOZiShares Core S&P/ASX 200 ETFiShares · $9.7bnFee 0.05%5y 9.2%Overlap –Compare
VHYVanguard Australian Shares High Yield ETFVanguard · $8.2bnFee 0.25%5y 14.1%Overlap –Compare

Fees, fund size, yield and returns are from the ASX Investment Products report as at 30 September 2026. Returns are total returns (distributions reinvested) after fees and before tax; 3, 5 and 10 year figures are a year, on average, and the chart uses the report’s monthly returns, which start in January 2017. Companies and countries come from the fund manager’s published holdings. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.

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