There are no ETFs that track the all ords. Its because most of the smaller companies in the all ords have liquidity issues. If a fund enters into low SOI stocks it will just disproportionately increase share prices. Imagine this happening over the entire market here. That leaves us with actively managed funds which will have the discretion to decide on whether they want to buy in. It really depends on their own analysis and investment criteria.
The ETFs we have here are mostly ASX200 (e.g. IOZ) and ASX300 trackers (e.g. VAS). It's not until our inclusion there that we will see funds obligated to take a position here.
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