You start looking around and every wealth management firm seems to say the same thing. “Holistic”, “Independent”. “Tailored”. There are smiling team photos, the promise of ‘bespoke’ service, and enough jargon to fill a small novel.

Most people assume it’s about the market, the right buyer at the right time and the right price. You might imagine there will be a moment when all the stars align, when the perfect economic and business cycles match your own life. But those stars rarely line up. If you wait for perfect certainty, you may end up waiting forever.

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At some point, though, every family hits a snag. Maybe it’s a disagreement over the future direction of the business, or maybe it’s just that old family dynamics rear their heads when the stakes are high. This is where an independent Family Adviser becomes worth their weight in gold.

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Australian high net worth families are showing a heightened interest in taking passive stakes in unlisted private companies.

Is a full-fledged family office necessary, or could a dedicated Chief Investment Officer (CIO) for your family suffice?

The inception of Canopy East was fueled by a profound commitment to assist families in addressing all aspects of their wealth management.

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