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| | ... to reconstitute its holdings. These will be borne by the fund," VanEck managing director and head of Asia Pacific Arian Neiron said in a letter to investors. The changes come into effect on April 23. The ETF will retain its ticker but the name will change ... |
| | | ... financials and a fixed income model portfolio earlier this year. VanEck managing director and head of Asia Pacific Arian Neiron said the ETF will disclose its entire portfolio of 70 to 90 securities on the ASX daily. VanEck has opted for an external ... |
| | | ... allocation, higher yielding stocks and corporate bonds make up the greatest exposure. VanEck Asia Pacific managing director Arian Neiron said the portfolio will reap income for investors. "VanEck's new Income ETF Model Portfolio supports financial ... |
| | | ... There will be no change in the management costs of the three ETFs, VanEck managing director and head of Asia Pacific Arian Neiron said. "We expect the restructure will support increased demand for these three international ETFs, which have been sought ... |
| | | ... FDIV Index is no longer in the best interests of our investors," VanEck head of Asia Pacific and managing director Arian Neiron said. The new VanEck Vectors MSCI Australian Sustainable Equity ETF (ASX: GRNV) commenced trading last week. The management ... |
| | | ... the level of the Australian dollar, is becoming increasingly important," VanEck managing director and head of APAC Arian Neiron said. "We are listening to what investors want and have now launched a hedged version of our successful QUAL ETF." The management ... |
| | | ... market as fund managers boost their exposures to China A-shares to replicate MSCI indices," VanEck managing director Arian Neiron said. "This will help to uplift A-shares' valuations, which have rallied this year given the easing of US and Chinese ... |
| | | ... tracks has taken a beating, having lost 9.8% in Australian Dollar terms since last year. VanEck head of Asia Pacific Arian Neiron said Aussie investors were slow in putting money in CETF as the index underperformed right after its ETF's Australia ... |
| | | ... September end but October's volatility pushed it down by 4.3%, taking it to $40.5 billion. VanEck managing director Arian Neiron said investors bought on the dip, suggesting ETPs were still attractive to investors. "The market correction during October ... |
| | | ... profitability and cash flow. It is slated to list next month, and will charge a fee of 0.95% p.a. VanEck managing director Arian Neiron said the company is one the few local fund managers with the ability to invest in China A-shares directly, through ... |
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