Client Services Associate
Victoria Perani
Bachelor of Commerce (Finance & Accounting)
Victoria Perani has joined Emanuel Whybourne & Loehr after gaining valuable experience at Ord Minnett Ltd (previously E.L. & C. Baillieu Ltd). During her tenure, she managed account administration for a team of financial advisers, developed equity analysis tools, and prepared marketing materials for new business initiatives. Victoria’s dedication to fostering strong client relationships ensured a high standard of service.
Demonstrating exceptional communication skills and a keen eye for detail, Victoria will assist from a client and operational perspective. She is currently studying for the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) qualification, which further enhances her expertise in investment management and financial analysis. Victoria will be responsible for supporting the firm, acting as the operational expert in terms of onboarding clients and providing an exceptional experience and introduction to our firm.


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