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20 October 2023 • By Jon Bragg • 1 min read

How Australia’s ETF industry grew from $100k to over $150bn

Betashares has reflected on the “impressive growth” of the local ETF industry. Since the launch of Australia’s first ETFs more than two decades ...

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‘Instrumental’ Insignia CEO to step down

Renato Mota is exiting the firm after 20 years, including five as its CEO. Australian financial services firm Insignia Financial has announced that ...

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SelfWealth names Craig Keary CEO

The online trading platform has undergone an executive reshuffle. SelfWealth has announced the appointment of Craig Keary as its new chief ...

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Jobs print sends mixed signal, clouds rate outlook

Conflicting signals from the latest labour market data have cast an added layer of uncertainty over the Reserve Bank’s next monetary policy move

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Oil, gold prices rally as geopolitical tensions mount

An escalation in tensions in the Middle East has rekindled energy supply fears and heightened global economic uncertainty, spurring a surge in both ...

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Super funds on track for positive year despite September slip

A research house has reminded members to view super as a long-term investment. Chant West has indicated that superannuation funds remain on track ...

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Australian Ethical FUM steady as positive flows continue

In spite of “challenging market conditions”, the ethical investment manager has reported positive net flows for the September quarter

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Cbus nabs head of infrastructure from Hostplus

According to the industry super fund, the new appointment will bring considerable experience in the management of infrastructure investments

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Perpetual welcomes new director to board

The firm has made a new board appointment following the retirement of a Pendal director. Global financial services firm Perpetual has announced the ...

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Unemployment rate falls again

The Australian Bureau of Statistics has released its latest labour force data. The unemployment rate fell by 0.1 percentage point to 3.6 per cent ...

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