Showing 1 to 10 of 12 articles for Kanika Sood: KANIKA SOOD | FRIDAY, 16 APR 2021 In September 2015, Hong Kong-listed Biostime paid $1.7 billion for a majority stake in health supplements manufacturer Swisse Wellness. The company had grown from a small organic bakery in Melbourne's St Kilda to a giant with A-listers ... Read more KANIKA SOOD | FRIDAY, 12 MAR 2021 A fish-and-chip shop or an ASX-listed giant - businesses owned by families span the economy. They are often innovative but must look outside their expertise to grow. For Robyn Langsford, who is a partner in KPMG's family business enterprise division ... Read more KANIKA SOOD | FRIDAY, 15 JAN 2021 For many Sydneysiders, the Blue Mountains is a go-to getaway. It's hard to believe you're only about an hour away from the the city, amid sweeping valleys and mountains. The best seat in the house to it is Scenic World, which is synonymous with ... Read more KANIKA SOOD | FRIDAY, 18 SEP 2020 ... Millner exercises immense influence in corporate Australia as the chair of Washington H. Soul Pattinson. He speaks to Kanika Sood about what's next for the business and how his family invests. About 308 kilometres west of Sydney is the council of Cowra. ... Read more KANIKA SOOD | FRIDAY, 18 SEP 2020 ... COVID-19 pandemic and accompanying volatility is forcing endowments to rethink how they invest, govern and grant. Kanika Sood reports on the latest in the sector. Sue Dahn is one of Australia's best known financial advisers. She also wears many hats ... Read more KANIKA SOOD | FRIDAY, 14 AUG 2020 Crestone Wealth Management chief executive Mike Chisholm speaks to Kanika Sood about the value of identifying your clientele early, the power of the adviser as a shareholder and why every advice chief needs to be a risk management expert. Five years ... Read more KANIKA SOOD | FRIDAY, 17 APR 2020 When Kumar Palghat meets for an interview at his new office in Sydney's Circular Quay, he has spent the morning troubleshooting his trading accounts with the banks. "It's crazy," he says. "I tried to set them up and there are all these issues, like ... Read more KANIKA SOOD | FRIDAY, 17 APR 2020 With close to 60,000 kilometres of coastline and spots such as the Whitsundays and Hamilton Island, it's hard to fault an Aussie who has made some money and now wants to buy a boat. Over two million Australians hold a boating licence. Each year brings ... Read more KANIKA SOOD | FRIDAY, 17 JAN 2020 ... maker whom billionaires Marc and Eva Besen trust to oversee their family's philanthropic foundation. She spoke to Kanika Sood about her career, how Australia's philanthropic landscape is changing and the next challenge for the sector. Tabitha ... Read more KANIKA SOOD | FRIDAY, 18 OCT 2019 The year was 2001 and Stephen Hiscock was retrenched as head of equities at National Asset Management as it merged with MLC. He and five others from the team used their payouts to set up an Australian equities boutique - SG Hiscock. A small Williams ... Read more |
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Cover Story
Wealth with purpose
PHIL HARKNESS
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
MUTUAL TRUST PTY LTD
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
MUTUAL TRUST PTY LTD
In the realm of Australian family offices, a stark reality emerges: 70% risk dropping the ball on wealth transfer. To curb this trend, Mutual Trust chief executive Phil Harkness and head of strategy Tracy Conlan are dedicated to helping clients create and preserve purposeful multi-generational wealth. Chloe Walker writes.