SPDR® Bloomberg Euro Aggregate Bond UCITS ETF CHF

SYBA IE00B41RYL63
TER
0.17%
Cost per €10,000
17 €/year
Fund size
≈ 574 M €
Income
Distributing
Replication
Physical
Currency
CHF
Domicile
Ireland
Launch
2011
Issuer
Index
Bloomberg Euro Aggregate Bond
Sustainability
Standard
Type
ETF

Description

SPDR® Bloomberg Euro Aggregate Bond UCITS ETF CHF is a bonds ETF from SPDR tracking the Bloomberg Euro Aggregate Bond index through physical replication. Domiciled in Ireland and launched in 2011, the fund manages about 574 M € and charges a TER of 0.17% — 17 € per year on a €10,000 investment. Income is paid out to investors periodically (distributing).

The fund in context

SPDR® Bloomberg Euro Aggregate Bond UCITS ETF CHF competes with 365 other products in the same class and region (Bonds, Global): it ranks 125th by fund size and 208th by ongoing cost, with a TER of 0.17% against a group median of 0.15%. It has been listed since 2011, 15 years of track record.

On a €10,000 investment the TER costs 17 € a year, against 15 € for the median product in the category.

Replication is physical: the fund holds the underlying securities directly.

Income is distributed periodically: it produces cash flow, but reinvesting it is up to you if the goal is capital growth. The fund is denominated in CHF. That is not the same as currency risk: the exposure comes from the currencies of the underlying holdings, not from the denomination or the trading currency of a given listing.

The fund is domiciled in Ireland, which determines the tax treatment of income received by the fund and the supervisory authority.

Stock exchange listings

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Source: the fund's KID and the issuer's official documentation — data verified as of July 2026.

This page is informational and is not an investment recommendation. Figures may contain errors or be out of date: always check the KID and the issuer's factsheet before any decision.