Along with Maxima Private, HWP hosted Mark Burgess in Sydney. Mark outlined why Central Banks should quickly return policy rates to more normal level, to ensure the right tools are available to tackle another downturn.
Maxima Private in conjunction with Hamilton Wealth Partners hosted a drinks with Mark Burgess, Chairman of the Advisory Committee, Jamieson Coote Bonds and former CEO of the Future Fund, Australia’s Sovereign Wealth Fund.
The drinks was held at the Maxima Private office in Sydney.
We have been able to host a number of dinners in person this year, and last week we were thrilled to host John Wylie, who was very generous with his views on the investing landscape.
Damon Kitney has written a great article and discusses some of what John had to say.
As the federal election campaign progresses, tax policy is in the news.
The ALP has ruled out any negative changes to family trusts, but something new on trusts could be put on the table should the ALP win the election. Why?
Because the Labor Party has long had an issue with family trusts.
In his latest article in The Australian today Will Hamilton discusses how the war in Ukraine has underscored volatility for assets in local and global markets.
Kane Baranow hosted Adam Murchie from Forza Capital for our Fund Manager Series.
The webinar was held on the 12th of May 2022.
Adam Murchie – DIRECTOR
Adam is a specialist in funds management and investment and has worked in the property industry since 2001. Adam’s core skills encompass capital sourcing, investment structuring and investment management and he has developed strong relationships with family offices, UHNW advisory groups and individual HNW investors. Adam has a strong interest in governance, sustainability and philanthropy – he was the former Vice President of the Property Funds Association of Australia (PFA), founded its Sustainability Committee and is currently involved as a Committee Member of Gruppetto, a philanthropic sub-fund of the Australian Communities Foundation.
We were fortunate to host Square Peg Capital last month and in this article in The Weekend Australian Damon Kitney discusses the new raisings from Square Peg and some of their past successes.
Hamilton Wealth Partners is pleased to be hosting a dinner with John Wylie AC – Founder and Chair, Tanarra.
The dinner will be held on April 20 at Kooyong Tennis Club, if this is of interest to you – please contact the team at HWP.
John Wylie AC
John Wylie is Principal of alternative asset investment firm Tanarra, which manages A$2.5b of funds investing in global venture capital, private equity, private credit and PE-style strategies in listed companies. He has 30 years’ experience in the finance industry in Australia, the US and the UK. In the 1990s he was CEO of investment bank Credit Suisse in Australia. In 2000 he co-founded advisory and investment firm Carnegie Wylie & Company which was acquired by the global financial services firm Lazard in 2007, following which he served as CEO of Lazard Australia until launching Tanarra in 2015.
John is former Chair of the Australian Sports Commission and the Melbourne Cricket Ground Trust, and chaired the $465m redevelopment of the MCG in the lead-up to the 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games. He is former President of the State Library Victoria and chaired its recent Vision 2020 modernisation program. He is a Trustee Emeritus of the Rhodes Trust scholarships based at Oxford University, having previously served as a Trustee.
John and his wife Myriam are active in the philanthropic space through the John and Myriam Wylie Foundation, which invests in a wide range of community organisations especially in education, indigenous programs, social inclusion, sport and well-being, and specific community interests.
Tanarra also runs a pro bono strategic and financial advisory service for charities called Tanarra Philanthropic Advisors.
He is a Companion of the Order of Australia.
Hamilton Wealth Partners hosted an evening with Ken Johnson.
The event was be held on Thursday the 7th of April in Cape Schanck.
Ken Johnson
Ken Johnson has been a professional artist for 55 years, selling his first painting at age 15. His international career has spanned 48 years, having had solo and non-solo exhibitions in Australia, Switzerland, New York, New Mexico, Massachusetts, Hong Kong, Luxembourg, Italy, London, Edinburgh, Norway, Syria, India, Portugal, Japan, Shanghai and Seoul.
Well known for his “Inset“ technique derived from Euclidean geometry and implemented in the mid 1970’s, his passion to create has taken him all over the world, often setting up and studying people and places with concerns for fragilities in cultures and ecology.
He has been collected by the National Museum of Damascus Syria, the Presidential Palace of Israel and numerous important international art collectors.
In Australia he has been twice selected as a finalist in the prestigious Archibald Portrait Prize, Wynne Prize for Landscape, Olive Cotton Photographic Award, Kedumba Prize for Drawing and The Gallipoli Prize.
He cites esteemed Australian artists Sir Russel Drysdale, Lloyd Rees and sculptor Bert Flugelman as mentors and personal teachers during his career.
Significant experiences include an Australian Geographic expedition to Antarctica to witness the new millennium, building a Free Medical Clinic and Learning Centre in the Himalayan region of India and his latest collaboration with international musicians in Portugal to record a music album.
In conversation he stresses the importance of keeping the equilibrium in nature and humanity and insists that his best creations have been his three children. He dedicates this monograph Anecdotes & Allegories to them, whilst covering his art practice from 2000-2020.