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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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Money Management looks at the Asia-Pacific ex Japan sector to see which funds have consistently beat the index and the sector. ...
Australian infrastructure equities and the global property sectors show a high number of underperforming funds, according to data from FE Analytics....
Data from FE Analytics shows the top ten funds protecting investors when Australian equities have experienced drawdowns. ...
An $80 million global equities fund has managed to outperform Platinum International, Magellan and Mosaic in the global equities over a three-year period. ...
Data from FE Analytics shows that some sectors have no funds that have managed to combine strong returns with relatively low volatility....
A drive for client-centric practice coupled with an impressively extensive career in finance, has led Caleb Dozzi of Dozzi Financial Advice, to succeed in the Young Achie...
Nearly a quarter of income protection claims involve mental health conditions, according to ANZ claims data....
Australian Ethical has announced it would divest from AMP for failing ethical investment standards. ...
Australians are entering retirement with an increased ownership of second properties, according to the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute. ...
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has permanently banned Perth insurance broker, Antonino Gucciardi. ...
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