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| | | ... of 2025, bringing the interest rate down to 4.1%. Speaking at Financial Standard 's Advisers Big Day Out (ABDO) yesterday, Keenan said the cut should have occurred much earlier. "The RBA [predictions have] been too high on inflation, too optimistic ... |
| | | | ... its first active ETF on Cboe Australia. The India Avenue Equity Fund Active ETF (IAEF) was admitted on the exchange yesterday. The fund invests in predominantly publicly listed companies in India or generate most revenues in India and can be listed on ... |
| | | | ... in Europe, growing to 4% of AUM and 10% of flows." This is also shown through J.P. Morgan Asset Management analysis yesterday, noting that active ETFs are on the rise globally, including Australia. "Three years ago, that was only about 9%. So, we're ... |
| | | | ... justice and the sentence was manifestly excessive". The appeal was ultimately rejected by the Court of Appeal (Victoria) yesterday. Grimm was initially banned by ASIC from providing financial services for 20 years in 2016, tied to his role as a director ... |
| | | | ... inflation and interest rates, according to a top economist. Speaking at Financial Standard's Chief Economists Forum yesterday, Barrenjoey chief economist Jo Masters put US President Donald Trump's recent tariff imposition into perspective. Citing ... |
| | | | ... following the US election. It comes after the launch of the only Australian ETF that traces the Russell 2000 Capped Index yesterday. "We are also listing more US focused ETFs on the ASX such as the new Global X Russell 2000 (ASX:RSSL), which provides ... |
| | | | ... committed to introducing a new class of adviser that any financial firm can employ to give safe advice," Jones said. Yesterday, Jones unveiled proposed changes to the financial adviser education requirement by scrapping the list of approved qualifications ... |
| | | | ... that regulation on the industry and its consumers, Briggs said at an event hosted by financial PR firm PritchittBland yesterday. He said neither side of the political spectrum had "clean hands" regarding regulation, noting some reforms stemming from ... |
| | | | ... Taxation Office (ATO) in March, the December 2024 inflation figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) yesterday confirmed the indexation of the cap. Currently $1.9 million, from July 1 the TBC will jump to $2 million. It will only ... |
| | | | ... Franklin Templeton currently has more than $2.4 trillion in AUM. Locally, Martin Currie added to its range of active ETFs yesterday but has shuttered several products that failed to scale. The Australian investment team is led by chief investment officer ... |
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