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From growing companies to up-and-coming names, our range of active, research-driven approaches to the Australian share market aim to deliver above market returns over the long term.
Offering access to a dynamic segment of the Australian market, companies outside of the ASX 20. The First Sentier ex-20 Australian Share Fund ETF provides a differentiated approach that sidesteps the dominance of heavyweight financials and resources, offering a more active and differentiated approach to Australian equity exposure.
First Sentier Investors has today announced the listing of its second Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) on the Australian Securities Exchange, the First Sentier ex-20 Australian Share Fund Active ETF (ASX: XX20). Trading commences at 10am AEDT today.
Global investment manager, First Sentier Investors, today announced changes to its investment capabilities within Australia.
First Sentier Investors is the world-leading provider of specialist investment capabilities. Discover how we provide research-led active investment management.
In a recent episode of First Sentier Investors' Curious Podcast, David Wilson, Deputy Head of Australian Equities Growth, discusses the significant volatility observed during the February 2025 interim reporting season.
Discover how our equity managers with one of Australia's longest track records provide capital and income growth by investing in the Australian share market.
Andrew Greenup and George Thornely explore the performance of the Global Listed Infrastructure Securities asset class and look ahead to the main themes expected to impact this asset class over the years ahead.
Despite the extraordinary events since its launch in June 2007 – including the Global Financial Crisis, volatile commodity prices, and political upheaval in many parts of the world – the strategy has delivered strong, consistent returns through a focus on valuation, quality and active management.
Airports have seen phenomenal traffic growth as people prioritise travel and experiences in the face of cost‑of‑living pressures.
2024 was a good year for global listed infrastructure. Strong earnings for energy midstream and a step-change in the earnings growth outlook for utilities helped the asset class to shrug off rising bond yields and political uncertainty.
Over the last decade the electricity sector has been at the forefront of decarbonisation, ahead of transport, industry and agriculture.
