Anastasia Santoreneos
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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Financial planners are lagging in meeting client needs as far as technology goes, according to Investment Trends’ research director, Recep Peker. ...
Education is needed to boost the understanding of financial and insurance products and encourage responsible financial behaviour, according to the Global Federation of In...
Minister for Revenue and Financial Services, Kelly O’Dwyer, has launched the 2018 National Financial Capability Strategy. ...
Money Management has looked at the Australian equity funds with over $500 million in funds under management in the Australian Core Strategies universe to see which ones a...
Equip has substantially increased its governance, risk and project management teams to meet member demands....
Natixis Investment Managers has appointed Louise Watson as head of institutional sales, Australia and New Zealand. ...
SuperFriend has appointed Danielle Clarke to the newly-created role of head of marketing and communications. ...
Life insurer, TAL, has announced a partnership with Orygen, a national organisation focusing on mental-ill health in young people....
Following their acquisition by IOOF, ANZ Wealth’s aligned advice licensees and supporting teams are set to join the advice firm on 1 October this year. ...
Parents are struggling to raise kids born since 2000 and to whom money is often unseen, but seeking a financial planner could help, according to the Financial Planning As...
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