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21 October 2022 • By Maja Garaca Djurdjevic • 1 min read

Magellan plots comeback, says it will regain global standing in 5 years

Magellan plans to regain its global standing in five years’ time through improved, research-led performance. Speaking at the firm’s annual general ...

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Recession or slowdown ‘a price worth paying’ for central banks

A global asset manager has predicted that most developed economies will experience a recession over the next year as central banks continue tackling ...

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Investors are changing their perception of ESG amid Russia-Ukraine conflict

An increasing appetite for defence stocks is reversing an investor trend away from the sector that resulted from growing ESG focus. Gone are the ...

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Perpetual reports shrinking AUM amid negative market impacts

The funds under advice of Perpetual Private edged down slightly in the September quarter. In an ASX listing on Wednesday, Perpetual reported that ...

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HUB24 reports improvement in net inflows

The investment platform has released its September quarter results. In an ASX listing this week, HUB24 announced strong platform net inflows of $3 ...

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BetaShares to launch new Energy Transition Metals ETF

BetaShares plans to launch a new Energy Transition Metals ETF on the ASX. BetaShares has announced the expected launch of the BetaShares Energy ...

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Interim stop orders placed on Holon crypto funds

The corporate regulator has placed interim stop orders on Holon crypto funds. In a statement on Monday, ASIC said it has made interim stop orders ...

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Investors turning attention to fixed-income ETFs as recession looms

Domestic bond ETFs experienced the strongest flows out of all asset classes in Q3. Australian bond ETFs recorded $905 million in inflows during the ...

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Sharemarket falls drag down value of Australian ETF industry

While inflows remained positive in September, they were not able to offset the significant falls across global sharemarkets. The Australian ETF ...

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‘Inflation is public enemy number 1’, Treasurer says

Inflation is public enemy number one, the Treasurer has said. Speaking to ABC from Washington, where he is due to meet with Federal Reserve chair ...

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