Laura Dew
Laura Dew
Laura Dew is editor at Money Management. Prior to joining MM, she spent five years working at Investment Week in the UK, covering asset and wealth management.
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Schroders has appointed two senior leaders to its board, having appointed a new global CEO earlier this month....
Platform HUB24 has taken a minority stake in an alternative investment company to design and offer a range of alternative products to financial advisers. ...
The board of Platinum Asset Management has reached a “unanimous conclusion” regarding a proposal from Regal Partners to acquire the company....
With the Delivering Better Financial Outcomes legislation on the horizon next year, licensees need to decide whether they are going to take a hands-off approach or use it...
A victim of NextGen Financial Group has received a payment from the CSLR after the company's liquidation but the total falls short of their $270k unpaid AFCA determinatio...
ASIC will extend the relief and requirements regarding reportable situations regime for another five years until October 2029, following a public consultation....
Australian Ethical has completed its acquisition of sustainable fixed income manager Altius Asset Management from Australian Unity....
Vanguard has been issued with a penalty by the Federal Court for making false and misleading statements about its ethically conscious fund....
The Reserve Bank of Australia has made its latest rate call, with only two more meetings left for 2024....
The FAAA’s Phil Anderson has said the delisting of E&P Financial Group won’t stop the company coming under scrutiny in the public inquiry....
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