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It started as a murmur in 2019, the corporate regulator, ASIC began to raise concerns about the common practice of…
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2019 was about as good as it got for equity investors, as benign market conditions and continued low interest rates…
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After 2018 finished with a whimper, 2019 more than made up for it in the ETF market. Global markets rallied…
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BetaShares are cementing their position as one of the leading ETF providers in Australia. They now manage roughly a quarter…
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The period of 2014 to 2018 may be seen as the golden age for LICs. With over 50 LICs launched…
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When a new ETF launches, standard practice is for an ETF issuer to engage a professional index provider to provide…
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In a candid chat with Phil Muscatello from the Shares for Beginners Podcast, ETF Watch Founder Steve Bull discusses all…
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They may not be a household name, but Pinnacle Investment Management have been quietly becoming a major player in the…
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This is a guest post from Aussie Firebug. Aussie Firebug is a leading commentator on the Financial Independence Retire Early…
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When VGI Partners listed their first LIC, VGI Partners Global Investments (VG1) in 2017, investors scrambled to gain access to…
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Until recently, Australian ETF investors looking for exposure to the burgeoning Indian economy could only access it through broad based…
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Without a doubt, two of the success stories over the last 5 years in the listed funds space have been…
Read moreThe 2019 Financial Year was certainly a year of two halves. Global selloffs saw share markets fall anywhere from 10-20%…
Read moreWhen the ETF market closed in on $40 billion last financial year, we knew it was only a matter of…
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When Betashares launched their Australia 200 ETF (A200) a little over a year ago, they broke new ground in index…
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When we took a look at the impacts that Labor’s proposed changes to franking credits were having on LIC Net…
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