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Jasmine Siljic
Jasmine Siljic
Jasmine Siljic is a cadet journalist at Money Management and Super Review. Prior to joining MM and SR, she also worked across other Momentum Media brands as an intern. Jasmine previously completed an internship at Mamamia news. She is currently studying a Bachelor of Media and Communications at Macquarie University.
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Despite exchange traded funds’ (ETFs) increasing popularity amongst retail investors, assets witnessed slower growth compared to 2021, growing 4.9% in 2022....
Wealth managers and advisers are racing to manage the next generation of investors and additional high net worth individuals among several trends facing the industry....
Platinum has launched the Platinum Global Transition fund, aiming to invest in global ESG-focused companies....
According to Investment Trends, almost two million Australians have been exposed to cryptocurrency, with 1.56 million continuing to hold the digital asset....
MLC Life Insurance and Praemium have signed MOU’s to collaborate on Iress’ Connectivity Network....
Greenwashing, predatory lending and misleading insurance are all on ASIC’s enforcement radar for 2023. ...
The rewarding nature of financial advice and the value it brings clients is at the heart of the career, says this adviser. ...
According to two financial advisers, working alongside numerous professionals is imperative to providing balanced client support. ...
The Australian ETF industry’s monthly market cap has increased by $4.7 billion, resulting in $138.5 billion in assets under management at the end of January. ...
The global investment management firm has welcomed Benjamin Abell as its Australian head of product and strategy....
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