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01 October 2025 • By Adrian Suljanovic • 1 min read

Hold your horses – Cup Day rate cut in jeopardy

A hawkish post-meeting RBA has cast doubt over the possibility of another rate cut in 2025. Data over recent weeks has prompted market analysts to ...

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AI ushering in new era of quant investing

As AXA Investment Managers marks 40 years of quantitative investing, it says the strategy is entering a resurgence driven by technology, ...

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Gaming ETFs surge as EA bought in $55bn deal

Australian investors have poured money into gaming-themed ETFs as Electronic Arts’ takeover underscores the industry’s growing appeal

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McKinsey flags 2025 as turning point for ETFs

The structural shift towards active ETFs will reshape the asset management industry, according to McKinsey, and financial advisers will be a key group ...

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ECP AM nominates new partner

ECP Asset Management has promoted Justin Warton to partner, investments, as its Global Growth Fund launches on the HUB24 platform. Warton joined ...

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Privacy and liquidity key to institutional stablecoin play

The need to balance transaction transparency with privacy protection remains a significant concern for institutions when it comes to embracing ...

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Former Wallabies vice-captain promoted to Centuria Bass CEO

Centuria Bass Credit has promoted former Wallabies and Rugby World Cup-winning player David Giffin to chief executive, with Yehuda Gottlieb to assume ...

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Betashares expands geared ETF range with global shares option

The exchange-traded fund (ETF) provider has announced the addition of a moderately geared global shares ETF, plugging a gap in its “wealth ...

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ASIC calls out deficiencies in super fund reporting

The regulator has flagged weaknesses in super fund financial reporting, warning inconsistent disclosures and poor audit practices risk ...

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RBA makes unanimous cash rate hold

The central bank has announced the official cash rate will remain at 3.6 per cent following higher-than-expected inflation figures. The Reserve ...

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