Anastasia Santoreneos

Anastasia is a journalist at Money Management and Super Review. She joined the Money Management team after completing a double degree in Law and Journalism.

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Policy & Regulation

11 Apr

Tax agent registration terminated for overclaiming expenses

The Tax Practitioners Board has terminated the tax agent registrations of Wollongong tax agent for overclaiming expenses on behalf of their clients. ...

People & Products

10 Apr

Crestone Wealth Management boosts investment team

Crestone Wealth Management has appointed two new hires to its investment products and services team. ...

Financial planning

09 Apr

Risk, compliance professionals in high demand

There is more demand for risk and compliance professionals than any other role in wealth management, according to SUPER Recruiters’ executive director. ...

People & Products

08 Apr

Women in finance to benefit from Plato IM, UTS partnership

Plato Investment Management and the University of Technology Sydney have partnered to address the under-representation of women in the finance sector....

Financial planning

05 Apr

Gender pay gap widespread and problematic

Women globally are still suffering from the wage gap, and it has large-scale economic and social implications, according to Calvert Research’s ESG specialist, Erica Lasdo...

Funds management

05 Apr

Aussie equities rally in Q1

Money Management has looked at the performance of Australian equity funds to see whether funds are still feeling the after-effects of Q4 last year, or whether it’s a dist...

People & Products

04 Apr

AMP appoints to wealth management team

AMP has announced five new appointments to its Australian wealth management team....

Financial planning

04 Apr

Millennials confident with cash but not insurance

The majority of millennials feel confident about their financial future but aren’t prepared for the possibility of unemployment due to injury or illness, new research fro...

Policy & Regulation

03 Apr

Budget surplus to improve consumer spending

With the Government last night announcing the Federal Budget is in a $7.1 billion surplus, Martin Currie’s chief investment officer, Reece Birtles, expects consumer spend...