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 wealth management strategy recently announced by AMP is a return to the dark ages, according to Synchron’s chair, Michael Harrison....
QIC Global Real Estate has issued a $300 million green bond for capital expenditure associated with the retail property sector....
Strong demand from wholesale investors has helped attract $50 million to Perennial Value’s Private to Public Opportunities Fund....
Most financial assets that have high valuations today are unlikely to become cheaper, according to Principal Global Investors....
GAM Investments’ Systematic alternative risk premia strategy has surpassed US$2 billion in assets under management thanks to strong inflows....
Nuveen’s Asia Pacific Cities Fund has announced the acquisition of a key logistics facility in South Korea....
Epoch Investment Partners has announced Eddy Schipper will assume the role of managing director for Australia and New Zealand as the company opens a new office....
Sequoia Financial Group has announced the acquisition of national licensee Libertas Financial Planning....
Infrastructure Partners Investment Fund has announced $100 million capital raising to further invest into unlisted infrastructure....
The directors of Aurora Funds Management have requested a general meeting to move resolutions to appoint a new responsible entity for the HHY Fund....
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