Category: Corp Moves
Growth and Dividend ETFs Pair for Balanced Returns
By Bunga Sulistio October 31, 2026
Pairing growth dividend ETFs can deliver balanced returns, blending megacap tech gains with high-dividend income for a steadier portfolio.
Treasury Yields Rebound as Credit Markets Stay Tight
By Neva Hartanto October 30, 2026
Treasury yields rebound slightly after post-FOMC surge, yet credit markets remain tight, indicating persistent financial constraints for investors and businesse
ETF Surge Creates Record Launches and Closures
By Bunga Sulistio October 28, 2026
ETF surge lifts funds in the United States to a $15 trillion milestone, with a record 1,159 ETFs launched through Oct 20 and 239 closures this year.
DBC, PDBC ETFs Hit 52-Week Highs Amid Inflation
By Rania Kusumawati October 27, 2026
DBC and PDBC ETFs hit 52-week highs as investors seek real assets amid persistent inflation and geopolitical tensions, reflecting renewed interest in commoditie
Insiders Guide Value Investing Approach
By Bunga Sulistio October 25, 2026
Value investing approach and how insiders can help mitigate risks associated with large-cap growth strategies through value securities.
Active Muni ETFs Thrive Amid Tax Loss Harvesting Trends
By Bunga Sulistio October 22, 2026
Active Muni ETFs thrive as investors use tax loss harvesting strategies to reinvest in tax-free municipal bonds amid bond market shifts and rising interest rate
Australian advisers brace for $3.5 trillion wealth shift
By Rania Kusumawati October 21, 2026
The financial advice sector in Australia now faces a generational wealth transfer worth an estimated $3.5 trillion over the next two decades, as Baby.
Advice firms use M&A and hiring to attract talent
By Rania Kusumawati October 15, 2026
Advice firms use M&A and hiring to attract talent as a reduced workforce forces companies to vie for scarce talent.
RQI launches emerging markets fund
By Bunga Sulistio October 11, 2026
RQI launches emerging markets fund to deliver long-term capital growth and income through alpha opportunities.
Australia’s Housing Boom Under Pressure from Debt and Rates
By Rania Kusumawati September 30, 2026
Rising debt and rates pressure Australia's housing market, challenging historic growth drivers of population growth, limited supply, and price expectations.