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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Daniel Proietto has been appointed as Victorian regional manager for Fitzpatricks Private Wealth....
The corporate regulator has disqualified self-managed super fund auditor Gordon Shrubsole for breaching independence and auditing standards....
It will invest in Australian medical technology companies, with a social impact focus....
The initial public offering set for 1 July will see Link Group hold approximately $180 million of net cash proceeds....
Former Platinum Asia portfolio manager Dr Joseph Lai will lead Ox Capital Management, which aims to launch a long-only and a long-short EM equity fund later this year....
The end of the financial year will see a greater loss in adviser numbers than usual from advisers wanting to avoid the next round of the ASIC levy....
Under 1,800 advisers have failed the exam and a quarter of those have failed twice or more, and an industry extension to September would have helped practices that had no...
The insurer has dodged questions over the dismal of former CEO Pat Regan, who was let go last year after an investigation into workplace communications....
The boost in activity in the housing market will improve the outlook for bank credit growth and earnings, according to Martin Currie Australia....
Financial adviser Hannah Jennings has been banned after the corporate regulator found she was inappropriately recommending clients double gearing strategies....
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