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Announcement
May 2025
At the Spring IMF meetings, our Emerging Market Debt team saw stronger investor sentiment as Emerging markets benefit from dollar weakness, stable inflation, and growing confidence in emerging market foreign exchange.Read This NowMedia ReleaseApril 2025
VanEck is expanding its range of ETFs, with two new products: the VanEck Australian RMBS ETF (ASX: RMBS) and the VanEck India Growth Leaders ETF (ASX: GRIN).Read This NowPortfolio UpdateApril 2025
A range of quarterly commentaries are now available, providing attribution and outlook insights across several VanEck funds.Read This NowAnnouncementApril 2025
To our clients and partners, Periods of uncertainty, like the one we find ourselves in at present, have a way of magnifying every headline and testing our discipline. Inflationary pressures, geopolitical tensions, shifting policies and market volatility are dominating the conversation. These moments are unsettling, but they are not new.Read This NowMedia ReleaseFebruary 2025
VanEck is reducing the management fee of the VanEck Bitcoin ETF (ASX: VBTC) to 0.45% p.a., effective 20 February 2025, providing greater cost efficiency for investors seeking bitcoin exposure on the ASX.Read This NowMedia ReleaseFebruary 2025
Following a record-breaking year of growth, VanEck is expanding its Australian team to support this impressive momentum into 2025. The firm is expanding its Sydney office, introducing three new strategic roles to bolster investment and client coverage capabilities. Read This NowMedia ReleaseJanuary 2025
The VanEck Australian Long Short Complex ETF (ASX: ALFA) is an actively managed, high conviction, unconstrained Australian equity portfolio that targets long and short positions. As the next evolution of systematic investing, ALFA utilises VanEck’s deep quantitative background and active capabilities to deliver an all-weather solution for Australian investors seeking access returns.Read This NowMedia ReleaseOctober 2024
Three out of four Australians are planning to invest internationally next year according to the latest VanEck Australian Investor Survey, with technology and healthcare the leading sectors that respondents are considering for future investments.Read This Now
