Spike in Aussie ETF demand boosts global growth; Unpacking the viability of private asset ETFs

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10 Sep 2024

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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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Unpacking the viability of private asset ETFs

Amid discussions on whether private markets will soon exist in an ETF structure, Global X’s Marc Jocum examines the challenges that could arise from this type of innovation.

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ESG ETF demand falls to decade low

Demand for ESG ETFs has declined, with Global X reporting that the popularity of ESG funds is at the lowest level since 2014.

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The top 10 Aussie suburbs for highest
ETF wealth

Stockspot analysis has revealed the top 10 suburbs across Australia with the highest average balance invested in ETFs, with the top postcode sitting at over $355,000.

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