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17 November 2025 • By Olivia Grace-Curran • 1 min read

Impact investing outpaces expectations with eight-fold value increase

Australia’s impact investing market has surged nearly eight-fold in just five years, climbing from $20 billion in value in 2020 to more than $157 ...

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Betashares adds JPMAM multi-asset portfolios to Direct platform

Betashares has expanded its Direct platform through the introduction of two actively managed diversified portfolios run by J.P. Morgan Asset ...

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Australian bitcoin ETF flows stay resilient amid selloff

Australian bitcoin ETF flows have been more resilient through this drawdown than their US counterparts, according to GlobalX. Investment analyst ...

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RLAM considers retirement income presence in Australia

With Royal London Asset Management (RLAM) expanding into Australia, it is talking with superannuation funds as to whether there is an opportunity in ...

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Robeco unveils new climate roadmap

With COP30 underway in Brazil, the international asset manager has released its updated Climate and Nature Transition Plan for 2025-2030

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Betashares diversified all growth ETF passes $1bn in assets

As the first ETF of its kind offering an all-growth solution, Betashares says it fills a market gap - though not everyone is convinced. The ...

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Capital getting real and going alternative: Kayne Anderson

Investors are shifting away from traditional office and retail sectors and directing unprecedented capital into healthcare, student housing, senior ...

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Active funds trail passives across most categories

Morningstar’s latest research has shown passive funds outperformed most active peers over 10 years, though select asset classes tend to favour active ...

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Westpac back-pays millions after wage breaches

The major bank has repaid nearly 47,000 staff over $50 million in underpaid wages and entered an enforceable undertaking with regulators

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Chief economist labels bitcoin a “Ponzi scheme”

There is “no way in hell” that central banks will be including bitcoin in their reserves by 2030, according to Challenger’s chief economist

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