BlackRock Index - Top 20

BlackRock Index – Top 20

The investment objective of this Model Portfolio is pursued by investing in a representative sample of shares held in the S&P/ASX 20 Accumulation Index. The Index is comprised of the 20 largest and most liquid stocks in the Australian stock market. The Model Portfolio may invest in shares that have been or are expected to be included in the Index.

Designed for investors who...

• Seek exposure to Australian equities through a portfolio of large capitalisation stocks;
• Are happy to receive index returns without any active investment management; and
• Accept the risk of significant price fluctuations.

Performance to 31/10/2009

^Benchmark: S&P/ASX 20 Leaders Accumulation Index

Fees

As this Model passively tracks its benchmark index, the S&P/ASX 20 Accumulation Index, the Model Portfolio Manager does not currently charge fees for this Model.

• Investment Fee - Nil
• Performance Fee - N/A

Further details on fees can be found on page 23 of the Product Disclosure Statement.

* The Blackrock Administration fee is a tiered stucture which reduces based on the size of the portfolio. Please see page 23 of the Prodct Disclosure Statement for more information.

InvestSMART makes no recommendations as to the merits of any investment opportunity referred to on this website. Before making any investment decision on the basis of any reports or information provided you must read the disclosure document and make your own investigations regarding the accuracy, reliability and completeness of this information.

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Briefs

Sydney Morning Herald 9/02/2010 | ENGINEERING

ACCC holds the cards in AXA Asia Pacific play

The Age 9/02/2010 | Ironically, AMP may hope the ACCC finds fault with its bid, as that could foretell an even worse finding for NAB.

AMP hopes regulator will frustrate bank in AXA battle

The Age 9/02/2010 | AMP is pinning its hopes of securing AXA Asia Pacific on the regulatory process governing its battle with National Australia Bank, which it believes will frustrate the bank's proposed partnership with the French group AXA SA.

Financial fates rest on Samuel's thumb

Sydney Morning Herald 9/02/2010 | Not for the first time, Graeme Samuel is shaping up to be the kingmaker.

Red tape tussle could play into AMP's hands

Sydney Morning Herald 9/02/2010 | AMP is pinning its hopes on securing AXA Asia Pacific on the regulatory process governing its battle with National Australia Bank, which it believes will frustrate the bank's proposed partnership with the French group AXA.

Cosy deals behind talking heads kept out of the news

Sydney Morning Herald 9/02/2010 | THEY are the faces of finance on the nightly news taking us through the ups and downs of the day's trading on the stockmarket. But behind the talk of bulls and bears there lies an industry worth millions of dollars to both the banks and the TV stations.

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