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Malavika Santhebennur
Malavika Santhebennur
Malavika Santhebennur was a news and features financial services journalist at Money Management, part of Financial Express. She has previously written in various industrial publications at Cirrus Media, including mining, food, franchising, and health.
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The major Australian banks have reported a modest increase in aggregate profits amidst a challenging market environment and ongoing regulatory costs....
Financial advisers should consider moving from a vertically integrated system and into their own AFSL into a conflict-free zone....
The Victims of Financial Fraud group has accused ASIC’s outgoing Greg Medcraft of a cover-up in relation to the Trio Capital scheme....
The Financial Sector Union has demanded to meet with NAB chief executive, Andrew Thorburn to discuss its plans to slash 6,000 jobs by 2020....
NAB has stated it expected to cut 6,000 jobs by 2020 as it looked to automate the business, while its FY18 expenses expected to grow....
AZ NGA advisory subsidiary, Wise Planners has acquired the client book of AFM Advisers, bringing its total advised funds to $1.8 billion....
Yellow Brick Road has reported a 10.5 per cent increase in its funds under management to $1.5 billion up to Q4 2017....
Non-aligned planning group, Synchron has appointed former AMP Group head of financial planning SA/NT, as its SA/NT state manager....
ANZ Wealth has announced the launch of a mental health coaching program for OneCare Income Protection customers....
Fintech provider, Wealth O2 has announced it has doubled its funds under administration between June and October this year....
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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,...