ETFs - The Guardian Assets

Explore Our Exchange-traded funds (ETFs)

Flexible. Transparent. Built for every investor.

At The Guardian Assets, we offer ETFs that fit a variety of financial goals, whether you're looking for growth, income, diversification, or a long-term retirement strategy. With the ability to trade like a stock and diversify like a fund, ETFs give you more control and convenience over your investments.

What's a ETFs?

Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) are a smart, cost-effective way to invest in a broad range of assets — from stocks and bonds to entire market indexes — all in a single, tradable security.

Why Invest in ETFs with The Guardian Assets?

Diversification in a Single Trade

One ETF can hold dozens or even hundreds of securities, helping you spread risk.

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Lower Fees

Most ETFs are passively managed and come with lower expense ratios compared to traditional mutual funds.

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Real-Time Trading

Buy and sell ETFs throughout the day at market prices — just like individual stocks.

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Transparency

ETF holdings are usually published daily, so you always know what you're invested in.

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Tax Efficiency

ETFs often generate fewer capital gains, which may result in lower tax obligations.

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The Guardian Assets ETFs Options

Index ETFs

Track the performance of a specific market index, such as the DSEX (Dhaka Stock Exchange Index), S&P 500, or MSCI World Index.

Ideal for: Long-term investors seeking diversified exposure to broad markets with low fees.

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Bond ETFs

Invest in government or corporate bonds, offering more stability and income potential. Bond ETFs may focus on short-term, intermediate, or long-term debt.

Ideal for: Conservative investors looking for consistent income and lower volatility.

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Sector & Industry ETFs

Focus on specific sectors like technology, healthcare, finance, energy, or real estate. These funds help you capitalize on trends or express your views on a particular industry.

Ideal for: Investors seeking targeted exposure and willing to take on slightly more risk.

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Dividend ETFs

Hold a portfolio of companies known for regular dividend payments. These ETFs aim to deliver income while also allowing for capital appreciation.

Ideal for: Income-focused investors, retirees, or those seeking stability with passive cash flow.

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Thematic ETFs

Built around long-term investment themes such as clean energy, artificial intelligence, digital finance, or climate change. These ETFs group companies that are shaping the future.

Ideal for: Investors looking to align with forward-looking innovations and trends.

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International & Regional ETFs

Provide exposure to international markets — including developed markets (like the U.S., Europe) or emerging markets (like India, Vietnam). Some are country-specific; others are region-based.

Ideal for: Diversifying outside the domestic market or taking advantage of global growth opportunities.

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ESG & Sustainable ETFs

Focused on Environmental, Social, and Governance criteria, these ETFs invest in companies with responsible business practices and ethical standards.

Ideal for: Investors who want to make a positive impact while growing their portfolio.

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Currency & Commodity ETFs

Track the performance of currencies (like USD or EUR) or commodities (like gold, oil). These are generally more advanced and used for hedging or diversification.

Ideal for: Experienced investors or those looking to protect their portfolio from inflation or currency risk.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an ETF?

An Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) is a type of investment fund that holds a basket of assets—such as stocks, bonds, or commodities—and trades on a stock exchange, just like individual stocks. ETFs offer diversification, flexibility, and cost efficiency.

How is an ETF different from a mutual fund?

While both offer diversification, ETFs can be bought and sold throughout the day at market prices, like stocks. Mutual funds, on the other hand, are priced only once per day after the market closes. ETFs also tend to have lower management fees and greater tax efficiency.

Are ETFs a good choice for beginners?

Yes, ETFs are often recommended for new investors due to their simplicity, affordability, and built-in diversification. Index ETFs, in particular, offer exposure to broad markets with minimal fees and low risk.

What are the risks associated with ETFs?

Like any investment, ETFs come with risks. Market risk, sector-specific risk, and price volatility can impact returns. The level of risk depends on the type of ETF you choose (e.g., equity, bond, thematic). It’s important to match your ETF choice with your risk tolerance and investment goals.

Do ETFs pay dividends?

Many ETFs—especially those tracking dividend-paying stocks or bonds—distribute income regularly to investors. You can choose to receive dividend payouts or reinvest them for compound growth.

How do I invest in ETFs through The Guardian Assets?

You can start by scheduling a consultation with one of our financial advisors. We’ll help assess your goals and recommend ETF options that align with your financial plan. Once you’re ready, you can open an account and begin investing with ease.

Are there fees for investing in ETFs?

ETFs typically have low expense ratios, especially compared to actively managed funds. Some trading fees may apply depending on the platform and ETF selected, but our advisors will ensure transparency before you invest.

Can I sell my ETF anytime?

Yes. ETFs are traded throughout the day on stock exchanges, which means you can buy or sell at any time during market hours. This provides added flexibility compared to other fund types.