Oksana Patron
Oksana Patron
Oksana was Associate Editor at Money Management and Super Review. She has several years of experience in writing market and sector reports for investors as well as covering public companies and ICT sector for various publications in Europe and Australia.
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Copia Investment Partners has announced the appointment of Mani Papakonstantinos to the role of distribution manager covering Victoria and Western Australia....
Schroders has appointed two new members to its Australian multi-asset team, expanding its capability across the Asia Pacific region....
SelfWealth has announced it has signed a product development agreement with ETF Securities and completed $1.5 million share placement....
Switzerland-based banking software company, Temenos, has acquired Australian/US baking fintech, Avoka, for US$245 million....
The Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees has welcomed the Australian Securities and Investment Commission’s announcement with regards to a longer transition pe...
Fidante Partners has announced the launch of ActiveX, a series of actively-managed exchange traded funds....
DomaCom has announced it has completed $2.95 million capital raise through the issue of a convertible security....
Australian Unity has announced that it has appointed Benson Saulo as its new head of partnerships, wealth and capital markets....
Perennial Value Management has expanded its retail distribution team with the appointment of Mark Tisdell as a senior investment specialist....
Bell Asset Management has been granted two ‘recommended’ ratings by Zenith in inaugural reviews of its two funds....
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