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Australian Insurance & Div Fins Weekly: Insights Insured - Issue #52 (Birthday Edition)
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Australian Insurance & Div Fins Weekly: Insights Insured - Issue #52 (Birthday Edition)
Global Research
12 July 2026ab
Australian Insurance & Div Fins Weekly Equities
AustraliaInsights Insured - Issue #52 (Birthday Edition)
Diversified Financial
Kieren Chidgey
Focus item: GQG - "When the party's on, you've got to dance..." Analyst
In May (Issue #42) we noticed GQG tip-toeing back into Tech via some beaten up SaaS kieren.chidgey@ubs.com
names. Despite its bearish tilt on AI stocks ("Dotcom on Steroids: Part V"), we observe a +61-2-9324 2820
surprising pivot in its Tech exposure in recent weeks. The US Equity ETF sees a rapid Shreyas Patel, FIAA
reintroduction of mega-cap tech. While still underweight, total IT exposure now sits Analyst
~19.5% vs nil ~3 months ago. Notable new exposures include Nvidia ~4.9%, Alphabet shreyas-k.patel@ubs.com
~4.5%, Apple ~4.1%, Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta. The positions appear funded by a +61-2-9324 2821
reduction in Energy (now skewed to Exxon its single largest exposure), Utilities, and Fraser Noye
Communication Services. The pivot is unusually disconnected from the bearish rhetoric, Analyst
though we note an interesting comment made in late Jun-26 - "When the party's on, fraser.noye@ubs.com
you've got to dance. Our view is you better stay close to the door or leave early". +61-2-9324 3353
Underperformance may have reached a point where it is less tolerable going forward, Zoey Chen
warranting a more moderate level of defensive positioning. Nevertheless, the flow story Associate Analyst
appears to be deteriorating with Jun-26 looking like the weakest month this year, and zoey.chen@ubs.com
July off to an even weaker start. +61-2-9324 3496
Figure 1: GQG - trackable flows by month Figure 2: GQG US Equity ETF - change in sector exposure^
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