Advisers leading the charge in ETFs’ explosive growth; Global X looks to expand ETF suite

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17 Sep 2024

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Advisers leading the charge in ETFs’ explosive growth

The Australian ETF market could climb to $800 billion in assets under management by 2034, according to new Stockspot analysis, with financial advisers underpinning this upward trajectory.

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Global X looks to expand ETF suite

A new ETF product is on the horizon from Global X, which seeks to strike a balance between growth and value for advisers and their clients.

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International equities drive monthly ETF growth

International equity ETFs have recorded their third consecutive month with net inflows above $1 billion, according to Betashares, for advisers looking to capture this growth in client portfolios.

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Spike in Aussie ETF demand boosts global growth

There has been a doubling of interest among Australian investors in investing in ETFs, according to State Street, and the country’s growing interest is a factor driving global growth.

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