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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The Asia Region Funds Passport Joint Committee has called for expressions of interest for participation in a pilot program....
Integrity Group has acquired QBE Life in a transaction valued at $21.7 million with a rebrand to Integrity Life....
The Perennial Microcap Opportunities Trust was added to the Macquarie Wrap platform, as well as to BT platforms, BT Panorama, BT Wrap and Asgard....
Heitman LLC announced it had redeemed OM Asset Management’s interest for $110 million....
Cooper Investors two global funds were added to three BT platforms as the company expanded its reach into the retail market....
Mixed outlook and varied performance for different commodities’ asset class expected in 2018, according to ETF Securities....
Trustee Partners have approved the inclusion of the DomaCom Fund as an investment option for their retail superannuation fund....
Eureka Whittaker Macnaught, licenced with Financial Wisdom, acquired Ken Mann’s financial planning practice on the NSW Central Coast....
The Bennelong Concentrated Australian Equities Fund was ranked the number one Australian equities fund over three months, one, three and five years, according to Mornings...
The median Australian share manager returned 1.6 per cent in November, which was slightly behind the S&P/ASX300 Index’s return of 1.7 per cent, according to Morningstar....
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