Australian Ethical describes itself as Australia’s leading ethical investment manager. It was formed in 1986 to provide investors with wealth management products that align with their values and provide competitive returns. Investments are guided by the Australian Ethical Charter. It has $3.92 billion of funds under management (FUM) across its managed funds and superannuation.
I am planning to invest in ASX shares next week and jump on the lower prices despite the uncertainty. The lower prices are tempting.
The ASX share market has had a very volatile start to the year. The situation that’s occurring in Ukraine is horrific.
The Australian Ethical Investment Ltd (ASX:AEF) share price is under the spotlight after the fund manager reported green numbers in HY22.
In part two of our three-part Australian Investors Podcast mini-series on ethical investing in Australia, sponsored by Australian Ethical — a leader in ethical managed funds and superannuation — I’m joined by Mike Murray, CFA.
Australian Ethical’s Dr Stuart Palmer joins Owen Rask on The Australian Investors Podcast for part one of our series Ethical Investing in Australia.
I think this ASX share market decline is a good opportunity to buy some leading stocks at much cheaper prices, like Temple & Webster (ASX:TPW).
The US Fed has confirmed that interest rates are likely to rise in March 2022. What does this mean for the ASX share market?
John Garrett is a Portfolio Manager at MA Financial Group Ltd (ASX: MAF) (formerly Moelis Australia) and shares investing wisdom on his website, mastersinvest.com. He joins Raymond Jang on The Australian Investors Podcast to share his investing knowledge and lessons with our investing community.
The Australian Ethical Investment Limited (ASX:AEF) share price is up after its quarterly update for the three months to December 2021.
