Raiz funds swell to $2.4b riding young investor wave

The Sydney Morning Herald - Oct 30, 2026

Raiz Invest’s funds under management grew 20.2 per cent to $2.4 billion in the September quarter, as younger investors drove customer growth and $69 million flowed onto its platform.

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Rich surface samples open new silver frontier for Patriot in Peru

Failed $44b Firmus float probed by corporate watchdog

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