BlackRock increases its selection of ETFs in Australia

BlackRock announced on Monday the launch of the iShares Bitcoin ETF (ASX: IBIT) in ￰0￱ will list the ASX iShares Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) in mid-November and charge a management fee of 0.39 ￰1￱ launch of iShares Bitcoin ETF in Australia follows in the footsteps of IBIT’s success in the ￰2￱ IBIT has amassed over $240 million in yearly fees and surpassed $98 billion in assets under management in just two ￰3￱ Stats, Director of Institutional Client Business at BlackRock Australasia, said that the launch of IBIT in Australia demonstrates the company’s ongoing innovation ￰4￱ added that the launch also reflects the growing interest of institutional investors in seeking quick and easy access to bitcoin as a possible diversifier for their multi-asset ￰5￱ increases its selection of ETFs in Australia JUST IN: $13 TRILLION ASSET GIANT BLACKROCK HAS ANNOUNCED PLANS TO LAUNCH A BITCOIN ETF IN ￰6￱ IS TAKING OVER THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL MARKETS. 🔥 ￰7￱ — Defcon7 (@Defcon7_) November 4, 2025 Steve Ead, Head of Global Product Solutions at BlackRock Australasia, said that IBIT enables BlackRock’s global reach and ￰8￱ added that IBIT will provide Australian investors with access to bitcoin through a transparent ETF ￰9￱ emphasized that the BlackRock goal is to increase access and democratize investing options for more Australians by listing IBIT on the ￰10￱ announced last week that it would be adding the iShares Core Global Aggregate Bond (AUD Hedged) ETF (AGGG) to its fixed income ETF ￰11￱ to the global asset manager, the ETF will invest in investment-grade global bonds, including government, securitized, and investment-grade corporate bonds, across various ￰12￱ to BlackRock, AGGG is expected to launch on the ASX in early ￰13￱ company revealed that AGGG will have an annual management fee of 0.18 ￰14￱ firm emphasized that AGGG will be benchmarked to the Bloomberg Global Aggregate Bond Index (AUD Hedged).

Steve Ead claimed that in a world where investors seek global income and diversification, fixed-income exchange-traded funds (ETFs) remain a crucial component of portfolio ￰15￱ explained that AGGG is a tool for advisers to help create diversified multi-asset ￰16￱ emphasized that AGGG provides an easy and affordable method to access international investment-grade bonds, complementing BlackRock’s current range of iShares fixed income ETFs in ￰17￱ investors began using Bitcoin at a faster rate in ￰18￱ June 30, 2025, the Harvard endowment fund invested over $100 million in the ￰19￱ ￰20￱ at Deutsche Bank projected that Bitcoin is expected to appear on central bank balance sheets by ￰21￱ exposure to Bitcoin and resilient ETF inflows ETFs have been a major source of flows for ￰22￱ the three months ending September 30, the global asset manager reported that flows into its iShares ETFs were strong, totalling US$153 ￰23￱ assets under management (AUM) in this division currently stand at US$5 ￰24￱ US$53 billion, core stock ETFs had the most inflows, followed by fixed-income ETFs, which experienced a gain of US$41 ￰25￱ announced $205 billion in net inflows on October 14, with cash inflows, private markets, and iShares ETFs setting ￰26￱ to BlackRock, adjusted operating income improved by 23% and revenue rose by 25% year-on-year.

Additionally, BlackRock successfully acquired HPS Investment Partners, adding $165 billion in client assets and repurchasing shares valued at $375 ￰27￱ to BlackRock, the AUM of iShares ETFs has exceeded $50 ￰28￱ firm said that surpassing $50 million shows the confidence that Australian advisers and investors have in ￰29￱ global asset manager revealed that the net asset value (NAV) of the iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) was $60.56, falling between $38.42 and $71.32 over a 52-week period as of November ￰30￱ firm also revealed that the fund’s year-to-date total return was 16.74%, while its one-day NAV change was -2.67% (-$1.66). Get seen where it ￰31￱ in Cryptopolitan Research and reach crypto’s sharpest investors and builders.