23 June 2025 • By Maja Garaca Djurdjevic • 1 min read
Nuclear weapons, the ultimate symbols of destruction, are bad, unless, of course, you’re a super fund quietly growing its portfolio off the back of ...
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READ MOREPerennial Partners has acquired a majority stake in Melior Investment Management, which will see it take over management of the Melior Australian ...
READ MOREThe $10 billion milestone comes less than three years after the firm entered the Australian market, with Global X now eyeing a goal of $20 billion in ...
READ MOREJust before Israel’s strike on Iran and the US bombing over the weekend, institutional investors were reporting their strongest improvement in ...
READ MOREBetashares is preparing to enter the private asset space, with the ETF provider set to unveil plans to roll out a suite of unlisted funds starting ...
READ MOREWith the US weighing involvement in the Middle East conflict, the risk of a significant though potentially short-term disruption to oil supplies has ...
READ MORETreasurer Jim Chalmers says the best defence against global economic uncertainty is a more productive economy and a more sustainable budget
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