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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Despite the record inflows into private markets, the alternative real estate asset class will experience slower growth....
Net zero emissions, natural resource management, diversity and environmental protection initiative Nature Action 100 have been four engagement themes identified for 2022 ...
The US equity, bond and money market funds saw one of the highest inflows during the first week of the year....
Sequoia Financial Group has announced the completion of the acquisition of the incorporated legal practice previously known as Topdocs Legal....
Investors with money in private real estate debt are less stressed compared to equity investors, according to AltX....
The voluntary super contributions jumped almost 30% due to a greater engagement with super during the COVID pandemic....
Fund groups offering protection from rising prices or exposure to socially responsible investing saw the highest inflows in 2021....
The Investor Confidence Index dropped 25.9 points in December due to the Omicron emergence and the hawkish pivot from the US Federal Reserve....
Multi-boutique asset management firm, Pacific Current Group, has acquired a 35% stake in the US-based private equity real estate firm, Banner Oak Capital Partners....
The Government has released the consultation draft of the super co-contribution regulations....
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