Betashares launches new investing platform
ETF manager Betashares has launched Betashares Direct, a platform with zero brokerage fees for self-directed retail investors looking to invest in any ETF on the ASX.
ETF manager Betashares has launched Betashares Direct, a platform with zero brokerage fees for self-directed retail investors looking to invest in any ETF on the ASX.
Fidelity International has launched the Fidelity Global Long Short Fund in Australia.
Australia’s ESG practices have scored over 50 per cent in ASFI’s annual industry tracker, after failing in its first two editions. Minister for Financial Services Stephen Jones said sustainable finance was a political and economic issue that is “not going away”.
Share-trading fintech Superhero has hired three senior executives from across the wealth management industry, recruiting talent from big-name rivals. The raid sends a message that it is serious about transforming from a discount broker to Millennial and Gen Z investors into a player in the $3.3 trillion superannuation system.
The Federal Court has found that Diversa Trustees did not fail to act efficiently, honestly, and fairly or fail to take reasonable steps to ensure its representatives complied with financial services laws. ASIC had alleged that Diversa broke the law by allowing Australian Super Finder, the Australian Dealer Group, and financial adviser Nizi Bhandari to … Read more
Experienced super industry leader Melinda Howes has joined AMP as its group executive for superannuation and investments.
Ares Management Corporation has appointed Will Farrant as a partner in the Ares Credit Group.
Investment company Capital Group has appointed Benno Klingenberg-Timm as head of institutional for Asia and Europe Client Group (EACG).
Morningstar has appointed former Adviser Ratings CEO Mark Hoven as senior vice president of enterprise sales.
Brett Jollie has become been appointed as a partner of investment and wealth management consulting firm KONU.
When it comes to moving to a net zero or decarbonised economy it is hard to argue against a ‘just transition’. The alternative, after all, is an ‘unjust’ one. But institutional investors don’t seem to be across the emerging concept.
In a closed-door meeting with superannuation executives, regulators APRA and ASIC have given the sector another prod to address the lack of appropriate retirement offerings for their members, revealing APRA will be surveying funds in coming months to assess progress. The watchdogs have also urged funds to get on with preparing for the climate-related financial disclosure regime commencing next year.