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Oksana Patron
Oksana Patron
Oksana was Associate Editor at Money Management and Super Review. She has several years of experience in writing market and sector reports for investors as well as covering public companies and ICT sector for various publications in Europe and Australia.
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EDHEC-Risk Institute aims to widen the concepts of factor-investing in bond markets by encouraging investors to focus on the two factors that help explain fraction of dif...
RARE Infrastructure Income Fund has seen a very strong start to the year, with a return of 14.7 per cent for the three months to March....
Tactical stock selection will be crucial for investors to navigate US/China trade implications, according to Premium China....
The Ethics Centre has announced it will develop a FASEA accredited ethics course for financial advisers....
Charter Hall Direct funds have received positive ratings from Lonsec and Zenith across its suite of open unlisted property funds....
Bennelong Funds Management’s UK subsidiary, BennBridge has launched its third boutique, BambuBlack....
Global institutional investment specialist, Liquidnet has announced two new appointments to its Australian business....
The market capitalisation of exchange traded funds has hit $47.65 billion in April, according to the figures from the Australian Securities Exchange....
Exchange traded fund investors were going more defensive, making fixed income the dominant investment themes of the first quarter, according to BetaShares....
Premium China Funds Management has said Tencent was still attractive for investors thanks to its “willingness to cross boundaries”....
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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,...