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15 January 2019 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

iShares ETFs trading volume surpasses $7.3tn

BlackRock’s iShares have clocked a trading volume of more than $7.3 trillion for its ETFs in the US and Europe in 2018, an increase of 42 per cent ...

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Smart beta ETF take-up soaring

Investors are increasing their allocation towards smart beta ETFs opposed to market capitalisation and active strategies, according to VanEck

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Robo-advice growth a worldwide trend

A new survey reveals the robo-advisory is increasing in competition across both the Asia-Pacific and European markets. Research from data and ...

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Failed IPOs and ‘sceptical’ tech floats weigh on ASX

Capital raising conditions have deteriorated since the Aussie bull market peaked in August last year, presenting a series of challenges for ...

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Magellan trumps Platinum in volatile second half 

The two fund managers saw stark differences in their performance over the latter half of 2018 as financial markets grew increasingly volatile

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Billions to be wiped from banks’ value by franking credit change

A new report has warned that billions of dollars could be wiped from the value of the big four banks if Labor’s proposed franking credit change goes ...

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Puts returns tops long-only equities across markets

Put selling has been recommended in the current environment over long-only equities, with higher distributions across blue chip equity indexes, ...

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Cyber security fears to grow in UK finance industry

Concerns over data breaches among UK wealth managers’ clients were significantly low compared to their global counterparts according to GlobalData, ...

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Facebook most-traded stock in 2018: Saxo Bank

Saxo Bank’s analysis of its clients found that Facebook was the most-traded stock in 2018. Followed by Facebook was Amazon, Alibaba Group and ...

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Satisfaction in banks back on the rise

For the first time since the Hayne royal commission started last January, customer satisfaction in banks have risen according to new data

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