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30 July 2019 • By Eliot Hastie • 1 min read

Look for positive ESG trajectory for returns

Identifying companies that have a positive ESG trajectory is the trick to capturing performance returns when responsibly investing according to one ...

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Global ETFs reach $8 trillion

The global ETF industry ended the first half of 2019 at a record high of $8 trillion (US$5.6 trillion), with investors flocking to fixed income, ...

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Fund managers join diversity initiative

Vinva Investment Management and Schroders and Cooper Investments have signed onto diversity campaign Future IM/Pact, in an effort to attract more ...

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Mainstream funds up 24%

Despite earlier fears a shakeup in superannuation would affect its revenue, global fund administrator Mainstream recorded $172.8 billion in funds ...

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Suncorp exits thermal coal

Suncorp has implemented a plan to phase out its exposure to thermal coal by 2025, facing a resolution from shareholders at its upcoming annual meeting ...

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Shadow banks the biggest danger for Chinese economy

China's growth rate is likely to stay low, and the country may even slip into recession, according to an academic from UNSW Business School

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Reserve Bank changes ESA policy

The Reserve Bank has updated its Exchange Settlement Account policy in part due to the wider range of fintechs coming to market. The Reserve Bank ...

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deVere boss warns investors over Boris Johnson

Investors in UK financial assets need to be “aware and alert” as Boris Johnson pursues his agenda as Britain’s new Prime Minister, the CEO of one of ...

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High-net-wealth investors unsophisticated in approach

A new report into the investing habits of high-net-wealth individuals has found that their portfolios are not very sophisticated. The inaugural ...

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Macquarie to dismantle asset finance business

Macquarie Group will be disbanding its Capital and Asset Finance (CAF) unit, dividing it between its other businesses. From 1 September, each of ...

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