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Direct indexing: The next evolution?

BY CHLOE WALKER | MONDAY, 7 MAR 2022 12:57PM

Direct indexing has been trending up in the US in recent years with phenomenal growth anticipated by 2025. Still, it's yet to land on Australian shores and, for all its promise, local players remain sceptical of its value. Chloe Walker writes.

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