What is the difference between Asset Performance and Asset Classification Performance?

Asset Performance shows the performance of a specific investment that you hold, such as an individual managed fund or ETF.

Asset Classification Performance groups investments into broader categories and shows the combined performance of those categories. Examples include International Shares, Australasian Shares and International Fixed Interest.

Asset Classification Performance can be useful for understanding which parts of your portfolio are driving performance, while Asset Performance provides a more detailed view of individual holdings.

See these additional FAQs:

• How is performance calculated?
• Should I use ‘My Returns’ or ‘Investment Returns’?