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05 February 2024 • By Jessica Penny • 1 min read

Australian Ethical maintains status as Aussie-only ESG commitment ‘leader’

The ethical investment manager is one of only eight firms to be considered a leader. Australian Ethical remains the only Australian asset manager ...

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Pinnacle reports record FUM entering 2HFY24

Announcing its half-year results, the firm said funds under management have exceeded $100 billion for the first time, up $8.2 billion from June 2023, ...

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China adopts new measures for economic stability in 2024

Authorities are now adopting new measures to stabilise the second largest economy in the world. China has experienced a rocky recovery ...

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Australian Ethical expands green investment horizon

Ethical asset manager Australian Ethical has launched an infrastructure debt fund in association with specialist Infradebt. The Australian Ethical ...

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Japan and India emerge as ‘bright spots’ as Asia promises to excel

The Asian market is expected to outperform the US market as a “growth desynchronisation” emerges between the two regions. According to global ...

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What’s driving the fixed income trend beyond interest rates?

While interest rates have been largely attributed for record-high inflows to fixed income, an ETF investment strategist has highlighted another ...

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Fund manager downplays tax cuts, but asks what’s Labor going to ‘attack’ next

Amid fears that the revised tax cuts could impact inflation, a portfolio manager has squashed the idea and instead asked what’s next on Labor’s agenda

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Unpopular Magellan ETF reflects investor scepticism in active funds

A Magellan ETF was by far the least popular last year as active ETFs failed to resonate with the Australian public. In Global X’s analysis of the ...

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Inflation cools beyond expectations

The Australian Bureau of Statistics has released its latest inflation figures. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) lifted 0.6 per cent during the ...

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Why Evergrande’s collapse isn’t raising Australian alarm bells

Australian investment managers have elaborated why they aren’t bracing for major fallouts in the domestic economy as a “slow train crash” unfolds ...

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