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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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Advisers should remain the voice of reason for their clients when financial fads occur, experts say. ...
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has banned Queensland financial adviser, Christopher Ramsay, from providing financial services for five years for fai...
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has banned Perth-based adviser, Philip Leake, from providing financial services for five years. ...
Finder.com.au’s home loan flash sale offers borrowers an interest rate of 3.44 per cent, potentially saving Australian customers $125,000 per loan. ...
The additions of AllianceBernstein and Franklin Templeton Investments to superannuation platform provider, OneVue, has boosted its international separately managed accoun...
MFS Investment Management has announced the appointment of Owen Murfin as institutional portfolio manager within the London-based fixed income team. ...
Pengana International Equities Limited (PIA) announces a half year profit of $12 million following new strategies and portfolio repositioning. ...
The SMSF Association has welcomed the Federal Government’s decision to adopt a national approach to the issue of elder abuse. ...
EQT Holdings Limited announces a 33 per cent increase in net profit after tax. ...
The Money Management website has launched new enhancements to its Investment Centre platform. ...
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