This episode of The Australian Finance Podcast features a review of the BetaShares Global Cybersecurity ETF (ASX: HACK).

Kate and Owen cover how HACK works, the cybersecurity industry, an overview of two key holdings (CRWD & OKTA) in the ETF and how investors might use thematic ETFs like HACK in their portfolio.

Before we start please note, this is not a recommendation from Kate, Owen or the Rask Team, and neither Kate or Owen hold a position in HACK.

This episode is part of our monthly series where we dive into a share/ETF for 30 minutes and provide you with a high level overview. Free free to pitch a company/ETF to us via our FB Community, Twitter or podcast@rask.com.au

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Date recorded: February 9th 2022

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