Welcome Lucy & Nasia

31.5.2023

We are delighted to formally announce the addition of Lucy Clarke (Analyst) and Nasia Christodoulou (Research Assistant) to the InterFinancial team. 

Lucy has previous experience in company valuations and modelling, with various experience across healthcare, IT, agriculture and utilities sectors. Prior to InterFinancial, Lucy worked at EY for 2 years in Brisbane, in their strategy and transactions division. Lucy graduated from the University of Queensland with a dual degree in economics and commerce (majoring in finance). Lucy is dedicated to our technology practice.

Nasia previously worked in the banking sector as a Financial Crime Intelligence Analyst. She also has experience working in Fintech, Investment Management and running her own startup, which focused on the Circular Economy. Nasia completed her Bachelor of Commerce degree majoring in Finance from The University of Queensland. She is currently pursuing her Masters of Actuarial Science at Bond University.
She has a passion for solving complex problems in innovative ways.

Welcome to both Lucy and Nasia!

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