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Money Market Fund (MMF) type ETFs - CSH2, XSTR and now GBPO & GONS

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edited 16 February at 6:12PM in Savings & investments

There appears to be a couple of new accumulating SONIA tracking ETFs launched in the last year from UBS and Invesco according to JustETF.

UBS GBP Overnight Rate SF UCITS ETF GBP acc, IE000WNEYKM1, GBPO, TER 0.05%

Invesco GBP Overnight Return Swap UCITS ETF Acc, IE0006N7AK90, GONS, TER 0.1%

In common with CSH2 they appear to be synthetic (swap based), and domicilied in Ireland rather than Luxembourg. They're very small at under £10m and I don't know which, if any, platforms allow them. Nothing on www.kpmgreportingfunds.co.uk but that's not surprising given they were launched last year.

At least they may give Amundi some competition moving forward.

@aroominyork - may be of interest given you're holding CSH2

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