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Talent attraction key to family office growth: KPMG

The growth of local family offices in the past five years is driving an increase in demand for investment and management staff, according to KPMG s Australian Family Office Benchmark Report 2023. ....

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Return of 'Dad's Army' crew - Henley Standard

A ROWER from Remenham who became the oldest person to win a race at last year’s Henley Royal Regatta is trying to repeat the feat. Peter Jacobs was aged 5. ....

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Family offices focus on growth and longevity

Growth and longevity are the two main focuses for Australian and Asian family offices, according to a study conducted by KPMG and The Table Club. ....

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Family office; the bar gets lower

There are big changes in family offices. You can do more with less and increasingly, families want their wealth to do good and deliver returns. ....

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Masters relying on camaraderie for charity challenge

Masters relying on camaraderie for charity challenge
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EIGHT members of Upper Thames Rowing Club will row the length of the River Thames in a bid to raise money for two charities next week.
The men have signed up for Race the Thames, which starts on Monday and involves rowing 346km in seven days on ergos.
The challenge was devised by Olympic gold medallist and Henley resident Andrew Triggs Hodge.
The team includes Nick Mills, Stephen Kelso, Peter McConnell, Mark Tritton, Alastair Harsant, Nick French, Nick Horne and James Burkitt, whose ages range from 37 to 45.
Each person must row 6.2km a day to reach the final total and the money raised will be divided equally between Help for Heroes and London Youth Rowing. ....

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