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| | | Vanguard, Betashares, and BlackRock have an iron grip over the ETF industry, commanding the lion's share of funds under management (FUM) - thanks largely to their flagship core, low-cost equity exposures. However, Financial Standard understands that ... |
| | | | ... actively managed and follow an index, tracking small subsets of larger industry classifications - even if competitors like Betashares look to own that space. SSGA's commitment to stick to its guns - its institutional heritage, which Anderson said ... |
| | | | ... year to March 31, according to Rainmaker Information. Only Metrics recorded higher net flows outside ETF heavyweights Betashares, BlackRock, Vanguard, and VanEck. La Trobe's Australia Credit Fund 12 Month Term Account topped actively managed funds by ... |
| | | | ... net outflows, with a median outflow of $104 million. Among managers with net inflows, the median was $142 million. Betashares posted the highest net flows over the period ($8.8 billion), followed by BlackRock ($8 billion), Vanguard ($6.6 billion), and ... |
| | | | A trio of Vanguard ETFs topped April inflows, pulling in over $1.1 billion, according to Betashares' Australian ETF review. The Vanguard Australian Shares Index ETF brought in $533.6 million in inflows, followed by the Vanguard MSCI Index International ... |
| | | | Betashares has launched three fixed income ETFs, designed to replicate the characteristics of traditional bonds. The three products - Betashares 2028 Fixed Term Corporate Bond Active ETF (ASX:28BB), 2029 Fixed Term Corporate Bond Active ETF (ASX:29BB) ... |
| | | | ... consumers in the local market. Man noted that Australia currently has six ETF issuers - BlackRock, Vanguard, State Street, BetaShares, Global X, and VanEck. By comparison, Canada has more than 20 and the UK has nearly 30. He said Australia's ETF landscape ... |
| | | | ... increased to 125%, which will drive a further wedge between the two nations which appear to be gearing up for a trade war. Betashares chief economist David Bassanese said despite Trump's concession, the global economy and particularly the US, still ... |
| | | | ... fee revenue While managed funds generate over $6 billion in annual fee revenue, ETFs pull in less than $900 million. Betashares leads the pack as the highest-earning ETF issuer, generating $173.2 million in annual fee revenue, followed by Magellan ($136.7 ... |
| | | | ... the industry's strong growth in FY2024. The report noted that Resolution, Bendigo (which was recently acquired by Betashares), and AMP had the slowest asset growth rates. "AMP didn't keep pace with the broader growth of the superannuation industry ... |
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