An Nguyen, Analyst

28th November 2016

Eager to make her start in the finance industry, An completed a Bachelor of Business plus Honours (Accelerated Program), majoring in Finance at QUT in just three years.

Possessing the energy and determination to achieve the best possible solutions, An’s role at Elston sees her take on key responsibilities including, quantitative reporting, portfolio analysis and administering all SMA platforms. With an enquiring mind and excellent organisation skills, An is an integral member of the Elston team.

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