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Page version: 2026-08-23 | Official or primary sources are preferred for material rules and figures. AI may assist structure, translation, and code, but is not used as the sole factual source.
How does it work?
Yuanta's current materials say the 0050-linked fund invests at least 90% of net assets in the 0050 master ETF. Cash and derivatives can be used for liquidity and exposure management.
Direct 0050 vs a 0050-linked fund
| Direct 0050 ETF | 0050-linked feeder fund | |
|---|---|---|
| What you own | Exchange-listed ETF units | Mutual-fund units of the feeder fund |
| Trading | Intraday exchange trading | Fund subscription / redemption |
| Price | Market price; premium/discount possible | Fund NAV mechanism |
| Main exposure | ETF portfolio | 90%+ in the master ETF plus cash/derivatives |
| Share classes | One listed security | May include distributing, accumulating and TISA classes |
Why can returns differ?
Official materials identify fund expenses, less-than-100% master-fund exposure and futures positions as key reasons. “Linked to 0050” does not mean identical daily returns.
Are management fees charged twice?
Yuanta states that the portion invested in a master fund managed by the same manager is not charged a duplicate management fee. Other feeder-fund expenses such as custody and operating costs can still apply.
Why would someone consider a feeder fund?
- They prefer fund-platform or bank DCA workflows.
- They want an accumulating share class.
- They want a TISA-eligible route.
- They prefer mutual-fund account administration over exchange trading.
