Branka Narancic

Editor, Companies & Markets
121 posts
Branka Narancic is The Market Herald’s Markets Editor. She writes about markets, investing and the economy. Email Branka Narancic on [email protected]
Inside David Nahmad’s Personal Art Collection

" Inside David Nahmad’s Personal Art Collection

David Nahmad is an art dealer who purports to have the world’s largest private collection of paintings by famed master Pablo Picasso.
Damien Klassen Head of Investments at Nucleus Wealth - The Market Herald

" An extraordinary clash of conditions in investment markets

Investment markets have a host of both positive and negative factors fighting for supremacy.
  • Damien Klassen
  • 04 December 2020 17:22
MyFiziq (ASX:MYQ) - CEO & Co Founder, Vlado Bosanac - The Market Herald

" MyFiziq (ASX:MYQ) secures almost AUD$5M in annual revenue from Nexus-Vita deal

Body scanning specialist MyFiziq (MYQ) has signed a binding term sheet with Singapore-based health monitoring company Nexus-Vita. 
Maserati Goes Electric with Ghibli Hybrid

" Maserati Goes Electric with Ghibli Hybrid

After a hundred years, Maserati is switching gears.
New Meets Old is the Heart of Central Equity’s $470m High-Rise

" New Meets Old is the Heart of Central Equity’s $470m High-Rise

Construction firm Multiplex has recently reached a remarkable milestone on Central Equity’s latest tower Melbourne Grand – after announcing that it has officially
Sydney Church of England Grammar School, NSW

" Sydney Church of England Grammar School, NSW

With the aim to become the best comprehensive school in Australia, this college takes students from all academic abilities and gives them the
Melbourne Grammar School, Victoria

" Melbourne Grammar School, Victoria

With over 160 years of tradition and success, Melbourne Grammar School has a contemporary outlook and a diversified curriculum which it offers to
Sydney and Melbourne drive house price growth

" Sydney and Melbourne drive house price growth

Australia’s residential property prices recorded a 1.6 per cent in the March quarter, led by Sydney and Melbourne, with all capital cities recordin…