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08 April 2025 • By Jessica Penny • 1 min read

Aussie ETF market shrinks, but growth momentum continues

With the slump in certain segments of the equities market reflected in investor flows, the local exchange-traded fund (ETF) industry has seen a ...

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Platinum sees continued outflows, PM Capital responds to ‘surprising’ bid rejection

The investment manager has witnessed further outflows amid projections that its FUM will continue to decline. In its monthly funds under management ...

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More funds sound alarm over cyber security breaches

Cbus Super and its partner fund, Media Super, have sounded the alarm after a surge of suspicious login attempts on their websites, raising red flags ...

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Lakehouse Capital launches first ASX-listed ETF

Lakehouse Capital has listed its first exchange-traded fund (ETF) on the ASX. The Sydney-based boutique fund manager was established in 2016 and ...

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Super funds bet big on AI’s productivity potential amid global uncertainty

Australian super fund leaders have flagged AI as a major force reshaping the global economy and investment landscape, stressing the importance of ...

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Widespread cyber attack exposes superannuation system weaknesses

A cyber security specialist has described the incidents as an attack on public trust in the superannuation system. A widespread and coordinated ...

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ESG reporting faces pullback, but investor demand persists

Despite the greenhushing trend, ESG reporting is expected to persist, with companies adopting a more strategic approach focused on materiality

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TAL takes minority stake in Challenger

The ASX-listed company’s largest shareholder has sold its stake to Dai-ichi Life’s local subsidiary. Dai-ichi Life’s Australian subsidiary – TAL ...

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Platinum rejects PM Capital’s acquisition bid

Platinum Asset Management has rejected a bid from PM Capital to acquire two of its listed investment trusts. At the end of February, PM Capital ...

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Is this the end of US exceptionalism? Recession risks rise, Aussie stocks exposed

The era of “US exceptionalism” may be drawing to a close, with widespread implications for global markets, currencies and interest rates, but the ...

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