Koda Capital recruits JBWere specialists

17 March 2015
| By Staff |
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Independent wealth management firm, Koda Capital has announced the appointment of two philanthropy specialists to its team.

The firm announced this week it had appointed advisers David Knowles and Chris Wilson as partners.

Confirming the appointments, Koda Capital chief executive, Paul Heath, described Knowles and Wilson as being leaders in their field, attracting more than $1 billion in funds under management and advice over the past three years while at JBWere.

"Philanthropic and non-profit advice is one of the core pillars of Koda's independent, fee for service offering and we have started with the best in the field", he said.

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