Category: Daily Deals
ETF Leaders Discuss Future Outlook in Panel
By Isidora Holyrood September 1, 2026
Australian ETF outlook looks bright as five leaders outline opportunities, noting only 16% of adults invest and forecasting a decade of expansion.
FSC sets standards for private markets
By Isidora Holyrood August 26, 2026
The FSC introduces new private markets standards to improve investor protection and consistency by 2027.
Investors Seek New Fixed Income Options
By Electra Pembridge August 25, 2026
Investors seek new fixed income options as assets in fixed income ETFs quadruple since 2021.
Perpetual expects adviser boost before Bain deal
By Winifred Carrington August 21, 2026
Perpetual anticipates adviser growth in Australia ahead of its Bain Capital deal, with numbers rising for seven weeks.
Ireland could shape EU’s next budget
By Electra Pembridge August 18, 2026
Ireland’s shift to a net EU budget contributor could shape the bloc’s next seven-year spending plan, balancing frugal and spending priorities.
Europe steps up online child safety laws
By Electra Pembridge August 17, 2026
The EU strengthens online child safety laws with updated rules to combat digital abuse and protect children across member states.
Trump Departs Ankara Amid NATO Tensions
By Isidora Holyrood August 8, 2026
Trump Ankara summit reveals NATO tensions as the U.S. leader blames European allies for lack of support in the Iran conflict and hints at trade retaliation.
Cancer care nutrition plan prioritises patient voices
By Electra Pembridge August 8, 2026
A new cancer care nutrition plan prioritizes patient voices, urging EU-wide screening and dietitian access to improve treatment outcomes.
Citi appoints tech coverage head for Australia NZ
By Isidora Holyrood August 6, 2026
Citi appoints tech coverage head for Australia NZ, boosting its focus on the region’s technology sector and signaling stronger support for local innovators.
Currency Constraints Hinder Climate Shift in Global South
By Isidora Holyrood August 6, 2026
Climate finance barriers in the Global South tighten the $2.4 trillion investment gap, limiting solar, wind and electric‑bus projects despite proven tech.