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Fees, size, distributions, currency exposure and holdings overlap for two to four funds, side by side.

Two to four symbols separated by commas. ASX funds end in .AX, for example A200.AX.
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Comparison of TOLL.AX, MICH.AX
Measure TOLL.AXBetashares FTSE Global Infrastructure Shares Cur... MICH.AXMagellan Infra Fund (Currency Hedged) - Active E...
MarketASXASX
IssuerBetasharesMagellan
Asset classEquity - InfrastructureEquity - Infrastructure
Expense ratio0.14%Management expense ratio, Sep 20261.05%Management expense ratio, Sep 2026
Net assetsA$28.8MAs of 30 Sep 2026 A$426.2MAs of 30 Sep 2026
HoldingsHoldings unavailable Holdings unavailable
12-month distribution yield2.94%13.24%
DistributionsQuarterlyA$0.7653 in 12 months Twice a yearA$0.4066 in 12 months
Last priceA$26.0321 Oct 2026, 04:05 UTCA$3.0721 Oct 2026, 05:10 UTC

Holdings overlap

Weighted overlap is the sum, over the securities both funds hold, of the smaller of the two weights. 0% means no shared holdings; 100% means identical portfolios.

Weighted holdings overlap between each pair of funds
FundTOLL.AXMICH.AX
TOLL.AX Same fund Overlap unavailable
MICH.AX Overlap unavailable Same fund

TOLL.AX and MICH.AX

Overlap is not available for this pair

TOLL.AX: ASX funds do not publish a standard machine-readable holdings report like the US Form N-PORT, so holdings are not shown here. The issuer's website lists them.
How overlap is measured

Each fund's latest public Form N-PORT report lists its positions with the percent of net assets each one makes up. For every security both funds hold, the smaller of its two weights is counted, and those are added up. If fund A holds a stock at 6% and fund B at 4%, that stock adds 4 percentage points.

Securities are matched by ISIN first, then by CUSIP (a US or Canadian ISIN contains the CUSIP), and only as a last resort by issuer name, for non-debt holdings where one fund gives no identifier. Repeated lines of the same security in one fund are added together, and each security is matched once.

Cash funds, repurchase agreements, derivative contracts and short positions are left out because their reported value is not comparable exposure. For funds with more than 2,000 positions only the largest 2,000 are stored, so the result is a lower bound and the possible extra is shown. Reports can be for different month ends, and funds trade between reports.

The count-based shares show how many of one fund's holdings the other also holds, which can be high even when overlap by weight is low. Read more in where the ETF data comes from.

Currency exposure

Currency exposure is not available

None of these funds has a holdings report to work it out from.
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