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Hope William-Smith
Hope William-Smith
Hope is the Features Journalist at Money Management. Her background spans political, business and lifestyle titles. Hope has a degree in Government & International Political Relations and joined the team after completing a Masters in Law, Media and Journalism.
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Roy Morgan’s newly released superannuation report had found a strong contrast between the growth of super funds and house prices....
Global fixed income fund finalists from Money Management’s 2017 Fund Manager of the Year Awards have mixed results since May, according to FE Analytics....
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has banned Sergio Belardo of BBY for 10 years....
The Government has this week released draft legislation on the improvement of the integrity of GST on property transactions....
New York-based investment firm Berkshire Capital has expanded its Sydney team with two senior appointments....
Ernst and Young and Fintech Australia have released the second annual Fintech Australia Census in Melbourne....
The 2017 EY Fintech Australia Census had provided insight into the internal challenges that affect growth for Australian fintechs....
GreenZone Australia co-founder Geoff Rimmer has drawn attention to confidence issues planners face with establishing their own AFSLs....
Managed Accounts Holdings Limited has today announced its raising of $34 million to part fund the acquisition of Linear Financial Holdings....
Software solutions provider Class has released an insights report on the effects of superannuation policy reforms on gender equality and self-managed superannuation funds...
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This verdict highlights something deeply wrong and rotten at the heart of the FSCP. We are witnessing a heavy-handed, op...
Interesting. Would be good to know the details of the StrategyOne deal....
It’s astonishing to see the FAAA now pushing for more advisers by courting "career changers" and international recruits,...