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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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The Government has injected ASIC with a further $70.1 million to give the corporate regulator the resources it requires following the Royal Commission....
State Super Financial Planning, Bendigo Financial Planning and Yellow Brick Road have been added to the Australian Securities and Investments List of firms remediating fe...
Money Management has looked at the funds with positive returns over discrete annual periods since the global financial crisis to see who emerged unscathed. ...
MetLife Australia has made several appointments to key relationship management and senior underwriting roles. ...
IRESS has announced its new initiative, IRESS Labs, would allow users to input directly into the design and development process in advance of general release. ...
Folkestone Maxim Asset Management has appointed Jonathan Kriska as portfolio manager of the A-REIT securities team. ...
Heitman LLC has appointed Brad Fu as senior vice president, director of Asia-Pacific acquisitions. ...
The Tax Practitioners Board has appointed a new chief executive officer, who will also act as secretary....
Fiducian has announced the launch of its new website, which coincides with its twenty-first year as a financial services provider. ...
Over three million Australians are dissatisfied with their main financial institution, according to global measurement company, Nielsen. ...
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