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| | ... such as cryptocurrencies and passive ETFs compared to Gen X who make significantly greater use of super and Australian shares. In addition, one in five Gen Zs are likely to consider information from 'finfluencers' or social media, compared to just over ... |
| | | ... needs to be unwound and traditionally makes recessions deep." Oliver said investors can expect both global and Australian shares to return a "far more constrained" 7% in the year ahead, as 20%-plus returns from global shares are not sustainable. "Stretched ... |
| | | ... in performance fees for the alternatives and credit asset classes. On the flip side, investment fees for the Australian Shares option fell 0.15% to 0.47%, and fees for the International Shares - Emerging Markets option fell 0.07% to 0.59%. Hostplus said ... |
| | | ... consumers, as well as providing new investment opportunities. "By removing brokerage on ETFs and now on over 300 Australian shares, we are furthering our goal to become the home of investing for Australians," Vynokur said. "More importantly, the world ... |
| | | ... Betashares Global Royalties ETF (ROYL) - 12.1% The top 10 ETFs by flows for the month of October were: Vanguard Australian Shares Index ETF (VAS) - $371 million Vanguard Global Aggregate Bond Index (Hedged) ETF (VBND) - $221.48 million Vanguard MSCI ... |
| | | ... high-conviction approach, holding typically between 25 and 40 stocks. It can invest up to 100% of its assets in Australian shares and about 10% in cash and cash equivalents. Also from November 16, the Capital Group New Perspective option will replace ... |
| | | ... Accumulation Index before fees and expenses over the long term. It takes both long positions and short positions in Australian shares, using quantitative and fundamental strategies. It requires a minimum spend of $25,000 for retail investors. "David ... |
| | | ... followed by Betashares with three. Broad-based Australian ETFs continue to be popular with investors with Vanguard Australian Shares Index ETF (ASX: VAS) and Betashares Australia 200 ETF (A200) taking the top two spots on the list of ETFs with the highest ... |
| | | ... products divested from listed infrastructure and listed property. As a result, the super fund increased exposure to Australian shares, international shares, private equity, infrastructure, and fixed interest. It also reduced its exposure to credit and ... |
| | | ... The defensive allocation will increase from 28% to 32%. Within asset classes, the option will invest more in Australian shares, from 24.5% to 27%. It will tone down its international shares exposure from 35.5% to 31%, as well as its private equity investments ... |
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