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22 February 2024 • By Keith Ford • 1 min read

Insignia reports 6.9% FUA lift in 1H24

The firm has unveiled its results for the first half of the 2023–24 financial year. Insignia Financial reported an increase in funds under ...

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How indexing made way for the ‘true democratiser’

Indexed investing walked so ETFs could run, according to market experts. It was almost 50 years ago that Vanguard founder Jack Bogle launched the ...

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Global X ETFs welcomes new US CEO

The ETF provider has named its new chief exec following a three-month search. Global X ETFs has announced the appointment of former Goldman Sachs ...

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Janus Henderson strengthens retail sales team

The firm has welcomed a retail sales director and a head of retail research for Australia. Janus Henderson Investors has made two key appointments ...

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Qantas profit slides to $869m

In its latest results, the national carrier maintained that lower fares have contributed to reduced revenue though travel demand remains strong

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Why a domestic bias could prove troublesome in 2024

As Australian investors hunt for familiar domestic names among their allocations this year, a number of investment managers suggest there could be ...

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Future Group flags job losses as it reshapes organisation

The group, which comprises five superannuation brands following a targeted acquisition program, has signalled a strategic reshaping of its ...

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Charter Hall earnings plunge $190m in 1H24

The property fund manager has posted a dip in earnings to $195.1 million in its latest half-year results. Charter Hall Group has announced ...

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Diversify tech exposures to best exploit AI thematic: Zenith

As investors seek winners among the “Magnificent Seven” when it comes to artificial intelligence, Zenith has proposed a more diversified and long-term ...

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Investors voice support for modern slavery compensation regime

Forty-five investors with combined AUM approaching $12 trillion have called on the government to address the compensation of modern slavery ...

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