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17 October 2025 • By Adrian Suljanovic • 1 min read

Climate inaction threatens super fund returns, warns report

Delayed climate action could wipe hundreds of billions from superannuation balances by 2050, according to new analysis from Ortec Finance

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Chalmers to embark on global investment and policy mission

Treasurer Jim Chalmers is set to travel to the US and South Korea to promote Australia’s economic strengths amid global volatility and shifting ...

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Physical gold ETFs crack top 5 by flows in September

Investors seeking havens from geopolitical risks have prompted gold ETFs to see their strongest-ever monthly inflows, having first been launched 20 ...

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Fidante broadens alts offering with new London-based partner

Global investment management firm Fidante, part of Challenger Limited, has formed a strategic partnership with UK-based Fulcrum Asset Management

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IMF flags tech boom, repricing threats rising

A significant market repricing could be on the horizon and has the potential to impact aggregate wealth and consumption while spilling over into ...

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Betashares warns against leveraged stock ETFs

Heavily leveraged single stock ETFs are the equivalent of gambling and have no place in Australia, according to Betashares. Speaking on the ETF ...

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Record flows help iShares ETFs reach US$5tn in Q3

Assets under management in iShares ETFs reached US$5 trillion in the third quarter of 2025, while BlackRock’s overall AUM reached US$13

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Allianz Retire+ announces new CEO amid leadership changes

Allianz Retire+ has announced major leadership changes with the appointment of a new CEO and distribution heads. Described as a leadership team ...

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Tyndall AM expands small caps team with deputy portfolio manager

A new deputy portfolio manager has been appointed by the asset manager for the Tyndall Australian Small Companies Fund. Tyndall Asset Management ...

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Additional rate cut ‘still on the table’ following unemployment data

State Street has suggested that the Reserve Bank may cut interest rates in November, following September's four-year high unemployment rate

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