Retail ETF usage sees spike in Australia; L1 Capital lists active ETF

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23 Jul 2024

Retail ETF usage sees spike in Australia

The number of Australian retail investors using ETFs has risen by 66 per cent since December 2022, while usage by institutional investors is the second-highest in the world.

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L1 Capital lists active ETF

Global investment manager L1 Capital has expanded its fund range with the launch of a listed hedged vehicle on the ASX.

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Global X makes portfolio manager hire

The ETF provider has appointed a new portfolio manager to its ranks to drive innovation, coinciding with the recent launch of its latest investment product.

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SSGA expands ETF model portfolio range

State Street Global Advisors has expanded its ETF model portfolio range with the addition of a High Growth offering for advisers seeking to service younger investors.

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