Investors deserve genuinely independent advice – and the better outcomes that come with it. That’s why we have pioneered a distinctively different approach to wealth management.
Structuring + Tax
You’ve worked hard to build your wealth, so it’s important to optimise every aspect of the way it is structured.
Once we understand your requirements and priorities, we can develop a comprehensive strategy covering investment structures, tax and gearing opportunities, succession planning and estate planning.

Investment Strategy
Why be tied to a limited view of your investment opportunities?
As a genuinely independent wealth management firm, we’ll explore every possible opportunity – domestic and global – to grow and protect your wealth.
Expect always-on, active management with Koda – we continually monitor, review and adjust your portfolio to suit your circumstances and market dynamics, and give you peace of mind.

Family Leadership
We keep families united and ensure their legacy is protected for generations to come.
Family wealth can raise complex and sensitive questions. Addressing those upfront can avoid future disputes, and we’ll work closely with your family to embrace common values and goals in a tailored strategy.
We specialise in conflict-free succession planning and estate planning, establishing philanthropic governance, and the seamless transfer and preservation of wealth.

Philanthropy + Social Capital
We are a purpose-led partner.
With our knowledge and networks, we can help you make the best use of your valuable financial resources, so you can make a positive social impact well into the future.
Koda provides independent advice to individuals and families who are passionate about supporting specific causes, as well as charitable foundations. This includes best practice governance, as well as impact investment opportunities which can generate measurable social, environmental and financial returns.

Koda Capital Challenges Consensus And Warns Of ‘Fragile’ Recovery
05 Feb 2021
The $8bn boutique wealth manager Koda Capital says the apparent global economic recovery is “fragile at best” and the firm is not expecting a vaccine rollout, together with supportive government policies, to deliver a quick return to pre-COVID growth levels. In Koda’s latest quarterly briefing to clients, chief investment officer Brigette Leckie challenges the consensus...
Charities Dipping Into Their Reserves As Covid Hits Income
13 Dec 2020
Wealthy family charitable foundations have been dipping into their cash reserves to fund philanthropic causes as their income has been slashed by the COVID pandemic, providing a challenge to the traditional investment models used by the nation’s not-for-profit sector. Equity Trustees’ third annual Giving Review to be released this week reveals there were more than...
Seizing the Opportunity: A Technology Entrepreneur’s Perspective
08 Mar 2021
In 2016 and 2018, Koda Capital published ‘Seizing the Opportunity’, a series of insights uncovered through interviews with current and former business owners across a diverse range of industries. The research highlighted common wealth management concerns shared by entrepreneurs following the sale of their business. Importantly, the critical role of specialised wealth management advice in...
Koda’s COVID-19 Investment Lessons for Non-Profit Committees
24 Feb 2021
The intelligent investor will learn more from the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic than they will from the relatively benign years preceding 2020. Koda’s team of non-profit investment specialists spent time reflecting on lessons drawn from their work with clients and in the market more broadly and this paper briefly examines our Top 10....
Ep 3:
Natalie Egleton
17 Dec 2020 | 40:52 mins
Few people know the communities of our wide brown land as well as Natalie Egleton, CEO of the Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal. In this episode, Natalie shares her experience of inequality, resilience, disaster recovery and the vital role philanthropy plays in uniting people across Australia. This episode was recorded using Zoom on 7...
Few people know the communities of our wide brown land as well as Natalie Egleton, CEO of the Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal. In this episode, Natalie shares her experience of inequality, resilience, disaster recovery and the vital role philanthropy plays in uniting people across Australia. This episode was recorded using Zoom on 7 December 2020.
Ep 81:
Paul Bassat – Seeking new opportunities
10 Dec 2020 | 50 mins
David speaks with Paul Bassat of Square Peg Capital, a firm that invests in early-stage technology companies across Australia, Israel and South-East Asia, such as Canva, Fiverr & Athena Home Loans. Before starting Square Peg, Paul was a corporate lawyer who went on to achieve well-known success in founding Seek, the marketplace and HR company,...
David speaks with Paul Bassat of Square Peg Capital, a firm that invests in early-stage technology companies across Australia, Israel and South-East Asia, such as Canva, Fiverr & Athena Home Loans. Before starting Square Peg, Paul was a corporate lawyer who went on to achieve well-known success in founding Seek, the marketplace and HR company, a company that now employs more than 1,000 people in Australia and over 10,000 people around the world. Square Peg was launched in 2012 to fill the void in the Australian venture capital space. At the time of launch, there were minimal venture capital funds in Australia, however, there was a growing abundance of impressive entrepreneurs starting influential businesses that needed support. Since then, Square Peg has invested in around 40 companies and has between $1.4 and $1.5bn in funds under management. They are currently in the process of closing their 4th fund.
Koda in numbers
23
Average years of experience (Koda Partners)
40
Partners
81
Koda team members
3
Offices around Australia
23
Average years of experience (Koda Partners)
40
Partners
81
Koda team members
3
Offices around Australia