Plato ETFs
2 ETFs. Management fee a year · ranked among funds on the same index.
- Cost a year on $10,000
- $89.30
- Fee on $10,000
- $85.00
- Half the spread on $10,000 bought
- $4.30
- Management fee
- 0.85% a year
- Average spread
- 0.086%
- ASX code
- PGA1
- Invests in
- Global shares · Other approaches
- How it invests
- Complex product
- Currency
- Not hedged
- Fund size
- $1.97bn
- Fee changes
- 0.88% → 0.85%, October 2025
The cost is $10,000 invested at the start of a year: the management fee on it, plus half the average bid/ask spread on buying it. Brokerage is the broker’s and isn’t counted.
- PGI2 · Plato Global Shares Income Fund – Active ETF
$429m invested · Actively managed
0.85%a year- Cost a year on $10,000
- $92.32
- Fee on $10,000
- $85.00
- Half the spread on $10,000 bought
- $7.32
- Management fee
- 0.85% a year
- Average spread
- 0.146%
- ASX code
- PGI2
- Invests in
- Global shares · Dividends and income
- How it invests
- Actively managed
- Currency
- Not hedged
- Fund size
- $429m
The cost is $10,000 invested at the start of a year: the management fee on it, plus half the average bid/ask spread on buying it. Brokerage is the broker’s and isn’t counted.
- PGA1fee 0.88% → 0.85% a yearIn the ASX report for October 2025−0.03
Tracked since 31 July 2020. Our own corrections of a misread figure aren't shown.
Every figure is from the ASX Investment Products report for September 2026. Compare ETFs · ETF report
Notes on Plato ETFs
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In the ASX Investment Products report for September 2026, Plato lists two ETFs tracked by BankMate, holding $2.4bn between them. The largest is PGA1 (Plato Global Alpha Fund Complex ETF) with $1.97bn invested, 39th of 471 ETFs on the ASX by size. Its lowest management fee is 0.85% a year, on PGI2. One fee change is on record since 2020. From the ASX Investment Products monthly report.