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| | ... market finished the end of the financial year with $146 billion in assets, according to Vanguard estimates. Australian bond ETFs reported a sizable jump of 54% to $1.74 billion in the last 12 months. International bond ETFs had the biggest boost of 215% ... |
| | | ... BlackRock, Challenger, and Ironbark, as well as gold sponsors, Australian Unity, AZ NGA, BT, Colonial First State, EFEX, Global X ETFs, HUB24, KPMG, Magellan, Montgomery Investments, NMG Consulting, Pendal, PIMCO, Profusion Group, Schroders, SQM, and ... |
| | | ... appointment comes at a time when managed accounts are witnessing a surge in adoption across the industry. This is backed by SPDR ETFS/Investment Trends latest data, which found more than one in two financial advisers are using managed accounts in their ... |
| | | ... and Young, CF Benchmarks, and Gemini Trust. Last year, Monochrome received ASIC approval to operate spot-based crypto asset ETFs. At the time, Monochrome chief executive Jeff Yew commented: "The regulator's approval of this license variation represents ... |
| | | ... adoption among Australian investors is driven by the allure of enhanced portfolio diversification and reduced investment costs. "ETFs continue to cement their place in the portfolios of Australian investors, as they provide convenient and cost-effective ... |
| | | ... market opportunities. The opening up of private markets and changes in investment allocation, including greater demand for ETFs, are transforming the competitive landscape. However, the report also warns that tapping into the retail market brings a new ... |
| | | ... outlining its verdict later in 2023. When the consultation was first flagged, the ASX noted that, in comparison to mFunds, ETFs have gained about $136 billion across 283 products. |
| | | ... FTSE Global Infrastructure (GLIN) and iShares Core FTSE Global Property ex Australia (GLPR) ETF fees have been lowered. The ETFs were listed in May this year and originally priced at 20 basis points (or 0.20%). The new fee on each is 0.15%. According ... |
| | | ... investors. "abrdn remains committed to the Australian market through differentiated investment solutions, managed accounts, active ETFs, sustainable investment strategies and digital advice." Some people remain on the ground to support these functions. ... |
| | | ... megatrends, highlighting opportunities for growth in decarbonisation - including clean energy, minerals and tech. "Thematic ETFs are very important to investors' portfolios because they identify long-term structural trends and leverage those trends ... |
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