Australian ETF industry blazes past $200bnBY ANDREW MCKEAN | WEDNESDAY, 10 JUL 2024 12:42PMThe Australian ETF industry has rocketed past $200 billion in assets under management, with a prominent fund manager forecasting it could grow to $500 billion by 2030. Related News |
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