BetaShares appoints HNW head

16 March 2021
| By Jassmyn |
image
image image
expand image

BetaShares has appointed Tony Pattison as its head of high net worth groups where he will be responsible for the firm’s activities with private banks, family offices, and the high net worth (HNW) investor space.


Pattison was most recently director of sales at Legg Mason, now Franklin Templeton, and oversaw their HNW channel.


BetaShares’ executive director of capital markets and institutional business, Peter Harper, said: “Globally, the HNW segment has been one of the largest adopters of exchange traded funds [ETFs] due to their liquidity, transparency, delivery on stated outcomes and low costs. We are seeing the same trend in Australia, and BetaShares intends to be at the forefront of this market locally”.


On his appointment, Pattison said he was excited to bring his knowledge and contacts in the HNW space to the firm.


“Astute HNW investors are always looking for cutting-edge strategies and themes to build out their portfolios and using ETFs to achieve these goals is becoming more and more appealing to this client base,” he said.
Pattison would be based in Melbourne and would be joined by two new associate directors of distribution – adviser business, Nathan Lui who was previously at iShares, and Ben Rohrt who was previously at Vanguard. Lui and Rohrt would look after advisers in Victoria, Tasmania, and South Australia.

 

 

 

AUTHOR

Recommended for you

sub-bgsidebar subscription

Never miss the latest news and developments in wealth management industry

MARKET INSIGHTS

The succession dilemma is more than just a matter of commitments.This isn’t simply about younger vs. older advisers. It’...

3 months ago

Significant ethical issues there. If a relationship is in the process of breaking down then both parties are likely to b...

3 months 3 weeks ago

It's not licensees not putting them on, it's small businesses (that are licensed) that cannot afford to put them on. The...

4 months ago

Advice firms are increasing their base salaries by as much as $50k to attract talent, particularly seeking advisers with a portable book of clients, but equity offerings ...

2 weeks 4 days ago

ASIC has released the results of the latest financial adviser exam, held in November 2025....

4 days 1 hour ago

Ahead of the 1 January 2026 education deadline for advisers, ASIC has issued its ‘final warning’ to the industry, reporting that more than 2,300 relevant providers could ...

1 week ago

TOP PERFORMING FUNDS

ACS FIXED INT - AUSTRALIA/GLOBAL BOND
moneymanagement logo