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Jasmine Siljic
Jasmine Siljic
Jasmine Siljic is a journalist at Money Management. Prior to joining MM, she also worked across other Momentum Media brands as an intern and cadet journalist. She recently completed a Bachelor of Media and Communications at Macquarie University.
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Investors can remain hopeful for more promising investment returns in 2023 with the firm removing its underweight on government bonds....
Interest rate cycles do not guarantee the doom and gloom of current economic forecasts, according to a boutique fund manager, and markets could see outperformance....
Boutique fund manager Ausbil has announced chief executive, Ross Youngman, will retire in the third quarter of 2023. ...
LGT Crestone has partnered with StepStone Group to provide an open-ended venture capital offering....
North, AMP’s investment platform, has announced their new managed portfolio service ‘Buy, Badge, Build’. ...
The “era of easy money” is coming to a close, according to Fidelity, as the risk of a 2023 recession increases and inflation nears its peak....
Although China’s strict ‘zero-COVID’ policy has dampened its economic growth, this investment firm argues that long-term investment in China “remains strong”. ...
The Australian economy would see reduced household spending and considerable decreases in corporate earnings during 2023, according to Touchstone. ...
High net worth investors have decreased to 625,000 in 2022, according to a financial research firm, but their total assets have increased to $2.8 trillion....
The Advisers Association has urged for a higher education bar to be set for non-relevant financial advice providers....
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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,...