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Vanguard ETFs hit Australian record amid pandemic – The Australian Financial Review
The world’s second-biggest asset manager has reported its best year since entering the Australian market 20 years ago, with almost $6 billion flowing to its ETFs….
These unprecedented flows show just how popular ETFs are becoming with both retail, advised and institutional investors alike, Mr Tieu said.
More and more investors are valuing the inherent characteristics of ETFs that make them such an appealing investment option. The low barrier to entry from a cost and ease of use perspective, coupled with diversification, make ETFs an attractive choice for many Australian investors.
More broadly, the Australian ETF sector reached a new record of $94.6 billion…
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