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| | | ... Global Demographics Fund (Managed Fund) to market. Its decision to add further active ETFs comes as the Australian ETF industry is likely to exceed $200 billion this year, with active ETFs expected to play a big role in the growth. As at the end of 2023 ... |
| | | | Betashares claimed top spot in net flows among Australian ETF issuers in 2023, amassing net inflows of $5.6 billion, outstripping industry giants iShares and Vanguard. Separately, Betashares announced that two of its flagship equity funds, the Betashares ... |
| | | | ... stabilising interest rates this year will also improve investor sentiment and we're confident growth in the Australian ETF industry will continue." The research also revealed a home bias among Australian investors, who predominantly favoured domestic ... |
| | | | ... with $2.9 billion of net inflows versus $3.3 billion in 2022. Israelstam said since the launch of the Australian ETF industry in 2001, culminative net flows in the Australian unlisted managed funds industry are now negative. "This clear investor preference ... |
| | | | ... goals." "Over the course of the past 12 years, Betashares has developed a market-leading position in the Australian ETF industry, helping democratise investing by expanding choice, lowering costs and improving investor education and engagement," Vynokur ... |
| | | | ... received nearly $4.4 billion in net inflows from investors, making it the highest growth category in the Australian ETF industry year to date. As at September 2023, Betashares manages over $9 billion in cash and fixed income ETFs. It added several of ... |
| | | | The ETF industry in Australia has surpassed $150 billion in funds under management, bolstered by net inflows of $4.8 billion since the start of 2023. Betashares chief executive Alex Vynokur highlighted that ETF adoption among Australian investors is ... |
| | | | ... new investor funds, even as asset values declined in 2022, a BetaShares Australian ETF review said. The Australian ETF industry had $13.5 billion of net inflows in 2022. In contrast, Australian managed funds had their worst year on record with -$26.8 ... |
| | | | ... "We're proud to offer another market-first ETF and to continue to contribute to the development of the Australian ETF industry," he said. |
| | | | ... under management (FUM). BetaShares said that falling sharemarkets had acted as a headwind that caused the Australian ETF industry to shrink by 9% to $124.3 billion for the half. Industry FUM declined $12.5 billion, all of which was attributed to market ... |
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