KHYB Profile
The KraneShares Asia Pacific High Income Bond ETF is an investment fund designed to provide exposure to high-yield fixed income securities from issuers within the Asia-Pacific region. The fund's strategy involves investing at least 80% of its net assets, including any borrowings used for investment purposes, in bonds and other fixed income securities issued by companies and governments within this geographic area. This focus on high-income bonds aims to offer investors attractive yields while capturing the growth potential of emerging and developed markets across Asia-Pacific.
The Asia-Pacific region encompasses a diverse range of economies, from rapidly growing emerging markets to established developed economies. The KraneShares Asia Pacific High Income Bond ETF targets securities from a variety of sectors within this region, including financials, industrials, and sovereign debt. By concentrating on high-income bonds, the fund aims to offer investors enhanced returns compared to traditional fixed income investments, reflecting the higher risk and potential reward associated with these securities.
In addition to direct investments in high-income bonds, the fund may also invest in other financial instruments with similar economic characteristics to fixed income securities. This includes instruments such as convertible bonds and debt securities with varying maturities and credit qualities. The flexibility in investment types allows the fund to manage risk and optimize returns while maintaining its focus on high-income opportunities within the Asia-Pacific region.
As a non-diversified fund, the KraneShares Asia Pacific High Income Bond ETF is concentrated in specific sectors and regions, which may result in greater volatility and risk compared to more broadly diversified funds. However, this concentration strategy is intended to maximize income potential and provide investors with targeted exposure to high-yield bonds in one of the world's most dynamic regions. This ETF is suitable for investors seeking high income from fixed income securities and willing to accept the associated risks of regional concentration.
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