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15 February 2022 • By Reporter • 1 min read

ETF market loses $5.1bn in January

The ETF industry dropped in value in January, but flows remained positive. The fall of global and Australian sharemarkets in the first month of ...

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Packhorse joins ESG Summit as partner

The specialist investment house has signed up as a gold partner for the 2022 ESG Summit.  Packhorse, which invests in the agribusiness sector and ...

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Insignia applauded for linking ESG to incentive plans

KPMG has identified Insignia Financial as a rare example of a company with climate-related incentive measures. Previously IOOF, Insignia Financial, ...

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BT Panorama managed accounts growth continues

The wealth platform says advisers taking up managed accounts (MAs) solutions on BT Panorama has driven its growth in the last quarter. In its ...

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Bendigo and Adelaide Bank posts strong earnings

Bendigo and Adelaide Bank reported a 31.7 per cent lift in the half year statutory net profit to $321.3 million. Total income was up 2.9 percent to ...

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Fiducian gross revenue up 20%

The financial services organisation released its half yearly results on Monday. As well as a gross revenue increase of 20 per cent, Fiducian has ...

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Praemium posts record first half FUA

Praemium posted record FUA of $49 billion, up 43 per cent. Praemium reported net revenue growth of 25 per cent to $39.2 million for the first half ...

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Magellan funds under management continue to drop

Magellan Financial Group’s funds under management have continued to slide amid news Hamish Douglass is departing to focus on his health

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Why investors are targeting the electric utility sector

“We need to be slamming the breaks hard on fossil fuels,” Sarah Lau from Resolution Capital said, noting the investment potential of the electric ...

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Prosecutor drops cartel charges against Citi, Deutsche Bank

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) charges against Citi, Deutsche Bank, and four senior executives in relation to alleged ...

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