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Laura Dew
Laura Dew
Laura Dew is editor at Money Management. Prior to joining MM, she spent five years working at Investment Week in the UK, covering asset and wealth management.
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Risk advice businesses MBS Insurance and Complete Risk Analysis have merged as they enter a ‘new era for professional advice’, creating one of the industry’s largest risk...
Zurich Investments and Celeste Funds Management have announced a partnership to distribute Celeste’s Australian Small Companies Fund to the Australian market....
Millinium Capital Managers has made a claim worth $2.4 million against a former adviser of the Millinium Alternative Fund for misconduct. ...
Industry super fund Rest has refined its investment structure and governance framework to position it for further growth following a 12-month review. ...
A super fund investing in index funds has beaten the best-performing super funds with returns of 10 per cent per annum....
The Institute of Certified Management Accountants has welcomed a parliamentary inquiry into the conduct of audit firms. ...
Long-term fundamentals remain attractive for China, says UBS, despite the noise and volatility surrounding the US/China trade wars. ...
Xplore Wealth has appointed Michael Wright as chief executive, joining from BT. ...
Achieving women’s financial equality has stalled thanks to a moderation in female full-time employment and little improvement in female board appointments....
JANA Investment Consultants has appointed Michael Watt as head of quantitative applications as it grows its variety of analytical tools....
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