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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Real Asset Management has launched multi-asset portfolios for high net worth clients and Asian investors....
Praemium has signed Perth-based financial planning and investment manager Merchant Group as its first client for a new administration service....
The US fintech firm, Capital Preferences has launched its first profiling and portfolio platform for Australian advisers....
Two AMP Capital funds have acquired 50 per cent of shopping centre in Queensland, acting on behalf of Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation....
More than half of Australian women feel in control of their finances, according to MLC’s all-female study....
The majority of asset managers will offer exchange-traded funds in next five years as the ETF market is on track to reach US$7.6 trillion by the of end of 2020, according...
ASIC has banned South Australian financial adviser Ramana Rao from providing financial services for three years....
Ardea Investment Management has announced its total funds under management have exceeded $10 billion....
The idea that market volatility is bad and something that investors need to protect themselves against is outdated, according to Grant Samuel Funds and Triple3 Partners....
Australian fixed-income investors should not restrict their bond allocations to the domestic market, according to AllianceBernstein....
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