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| | ... exposure by investing in the Betashares FTSE 100 ETF (ASX: F100), with the foreign currency exposure hedged back to the Australian dollar. The top holdings in H100 are currently Shell, HSBC, and AstraZeneca. Betashares said the ETF provides diversification ... |
| | | ... a range of ETFs to achieve long-term, risk-adjusted returns. About 13% is allocated respectively to Vanguard's Australian Shares High Yield ETF and MSCI Australian Small Companies ETFs, and SPDR's S&P/ASX 200 Resources ETF and Global Dividend ... |
| | | ... rate channel can be important. Kent noted that when interest rates comparatively rise to central banks abroad, the Australian dollar's value increases. This results in Australians paying less for imports, while foreign consumers face higher costs for ... |
| | | ... global economy and capitalise on the growth potential of leading US companies." All transactions will be conducted in Australian dollars, with a small foreign exchange fee applied. "We are making accessing the US market easier than ever before, while ... |
| | | ... In addition, customers can hold multiple currency wallets to meet their needs, preventing the need to cross back to Australian dollars to trade in foreign markets. "CFS Edge is the first major wealth management platform with managed accounts at its core," ... |
| | | Financial advice firms are "problematically" sidestepping compensation payments after the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) hands down a decision, using the excuse that they do not have professional indemnity insurance (PII). Out of 5400 ... |
| | | ... from the Australia's free trade agreement (FTA) with the United Kingdom which came into effect on May 31. Some 99% of Australian products will enter the UK duty free thanks to the deal that was signed on 17 December 2021. It further builds on an existing ... |
| | | ... veterans Hamilton Reiner and Raffaele Zingone. The launch comes on the back of the firm's successful ETF entry into the Australian market last year, with the JPMorgan Equity Premium Income (JEPI). "JEPI is currently the world's largest actively managed ... |
| | | ... transaction costs, meaning investors can use them to make tactical adjustments to their overall real estate allocation. "Australian investors started investing in REITs in the early 1970s and consider them a substitute for pure direct property investing ... |
| | | ... listings in the ETF space are active ETFs. This is unique. Not a lot of other jurisdictions allow active ETFs, but the Australian regulators and exchange have allowed active products to be listed as ETFs," he says. Interestingly, not all investors are ... |
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