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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In collaboration with Aged Care Steps’ Accredited Age Care Professional Program, the program will offer further specialist training for advisers. ...
Aon Australia national director of commercial sales, Chris Carey, has been appointed to the newly-created role at the financial advisory firm....
All 10 recommendations from the interim report released in February have been reaffirmed by the final report on the regulation of auditing in Australia....
The collaboration aims to better understand and improve the current state of mental health of financial advisers in Australia....
The 60/40 split between equities and bonds has been a reliable strategy for mixed asset allocators in the past, but the new market environment has challenged the future o...
Arlene Caolboy has been fined $40,000 for claiming she was a registered tax agent and unlawfully providing tax agent services....
The corporate regulator’s ban on Perth self-managed super fund adviser Wayne Blazejczyk has been upheld by the Administrative Appeals Tribunal....
After announcing it is producing a COVID vaccine, Money Management looks at which funds have the highest allocation to the biotech company....
The investment firm’s Global Disruption fund will now be available on the ASX as an actively-managed ETF....
The asset manager has announced its new senior distribution leadership team for Australia after its acquisition of Legg Mason....
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