Interest Rate Hedged ProShares ETF
IGHG is a ProShares exchange‑traded fund that aims to provide exposure to high‑yield corporate bonds while reducing sensitivity to movements in interest rates. The fund typically holds below‑investment‑grade credit instruments for income and employs interest‑rate hedging tools — such as Treasury futures or swaps — to shorten or offset duration. Hedging can help limit losses when yields rise, but it adds costs and complexity and may not fully protect against rate moves. Investors remain exposed to credit risk, default risk, liquidity constraints and tracking error. As an ETF, IGHG may offer intraday liquidity and the convenience of listed trading, but expenses and derivative use can affect net returns. This summary is educational only and not personalised investment advice; investors should review the prospectus, consider fees and tax treatment, and assess whether the strategy fits their risk tolerance and time horizon.
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Dividend
Interest Rate Hedged ProShares ETF's dividend yield of 5.13% is appealing for dividend-seeking investors. If you invested $1000 you would be paid $51.30 a year in dividends (based on the last 12 months).
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Reduced Rate Sensitivity
Interest‑rate hedging aims to limit losses when yields rise, though hedges add cost and are not foolproof.
High Yield Exposure
The fund focuses on below‑investment‑grade corporate credit for income, which brings higher yield but greater default risk.
Costs and Complexity
Derivative use and active hedging can increase fees and tracking error, so consider expenses and suitability carefully.
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