Chris Dastoor
Chris Dastoor
Chris is the news editor for Money Management and Super Review. He joined the Money Management team after completing a degree in Journalism while working for various community media outlets.
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State Street will take on custodial and investment administration services for Equity Trustees....
Six senior executives have been appointed to its newly established emerging markets business....
Former financial adviser Mustafa Mohammed, MyWealth Manager and other related entities are being investigated by the Australian Securities and Investment Commission....
The Commonwealth Bank chief executive will have Marnie Baker, Bendigo and Adelaide bank chief executive, as deputy chair....
Although machine learning can have a practical application in the funds management world, it won’t be sufficient without a human support element....
The Australian exchange traded fund market has grown to accommodate growing investor demand for international exposure in a bid to have more diversification....
A draft of the Relevant Providers Degrees, Qualifications and Courses Standard 2019 Legislative Instrument and Explanatory Statement has been released for public consulta...
Announced a month ago, the acquisition is now completed with AdviserLogic chief executive Daniel Gara staying in his role....
The Australian Securities and Investment Commission’s attempt to improve RG 97 will fail to provide a single measure that incorporates the effect of fees and costs, accor...
South Australian adviser Wendy Chapman has been banned for five years, while Queensland adviser Nina Williams has received a one-year ban....
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