
Helping family offices and UHNW Individuals invest where impact and returns align

“I have always believed that the best
advisors listen more than they
speak”
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My Roots
I was born with a deep curiosity about people: how they think, what they build, and how they shape the world with what they have.
I grew up in a household where ambition was encouraged, but so
was discipline. Where we were taught to work hard, think deeply,
and trust in something bigger than ourselves.
My roots are shaped by both reason and resilience; by faith, by
movement across borders, and by the quiet courage it takes to start again in unfamiliar places. I have carried that spirit with me into boardrooms, investment committees, client meetings, and quiet one-on-one conversations over decades.
I learnt early that power doesn’t always look like loud voices or fast decisions. Sometimes, it looks like listening closely. Asking the right questions. Taking the long view.
My Career
My professional path has taken me into the heart of wealth
management, advising ultra-high-net-worth families, helping shape asset allocation strategies, and guiding investments through market cycles, personal transitions, and generational change.
I have worked across asset classes, market environments, and
governance structures. But the part I’ve always been drawn to is the human part, understanding what someone really wants their capital to do, beyond just grow.
Over the years, I have been described in many ways: thoughtful, precise, and even “too principled” at times. But I have learnt that what makes you different often becomes your anchor. My strength lies in building trust, holding complexity, and bringing clarity, especially when the stakes are high.
How I Work
I sit at the intersection of wealth and meaning. My work is less about transactions and more about transformation; helping people align their capital with what matters most to them, even when they don’t have the words for it yet.
Whether I’m speaking with a founder, reviewing a private market opportunity, or supporting a client’s long-term vision, I approach it all with one question: What kind of future are we funding here?
Because investing isn’t just financial. It’s deeply human.
A Quiet Belief
I believe in legacy; not the kind engraved on buildings, but the kind you build day by day through the choices you make and the impact you leave.
I believe in grounded optimism: that things can get better, but only if we’re willing to shape them with care.
And I believe that there’s a new generation of capital stewards emerging - people who want to invest wisely and live purposefully, without needing to choose between the two.
If that resonates, we’re already speaking the same language.
