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Cognitive Financial Partners
Multifamily office listing in East Brisbane, Australia.
- Headquarters
- East Brisbane, QLD, Australia
Cognitive Financial Partners identifies itself as an Australian multi-family office and full-service financial advisory company supporting family enterprises and wealthy families with coordinated wealth management.
Overview
The firm says its advisory services can be used alongside its family-office offering or sourced individually. Its stated goal is to support the growth and protection of clients’ assets through comprehensive wealth management.
Cognitive’s practitioners describe experience with wealthy families and knowledge of financial and regulatory matters. The firm presents its work as helping family enterprises and wealthy families navigate regulatory, taxation and generational-change issues.
Leadership
The current team page lists Mario Andrado as Managing Director, Vlad Robu as Investment Adviser, Lisa Armitage as Administration Manager and Jill Bedford as Finance Administrator.
Services
Listed services include financial planning, superannuation advice, portfolio management, domestic share advice and real-estate services. These services can be accessed individually or alongside the firm’s family-office offering.
What the firm offers
- Investment management
- Financial planning
- Tax planning
Client Focus
Cognitive presents its business as serving family enterprises and wealthy families managing complex financial, regulatory, taxation and generational-change considerations.
Family-Office Approach
The family-office service begins by creating a roadmap that brings family members together around shared goals and coordinated wealth decisions. Cognitive describes family dynamics, goals and ideas as inputs to a careful planning cycle designed to maintain oversight of family assets.
Regulatory Structure
CognitiveWealth Pty Ltd is identified on the firm’s website as Corporate Authorised Representative 336959 of Carpeta Pty Ltd, Australian Financial Services Licence 529435.
The firm’s privacy statement identifies CognitiveFinancialPartners Pty Ltd, CognitiveWealth Pty Ltd and CognitiveFamilyOffice Pty Ltd as related operating entities under the Cognitive name.
FAQs
What type of firm is Cognitive Financial Partners?
Cognitive Financial Partners identifies itself as an Australian multi-family office and full-service financial advisory company.
Can clients use its advisory services without engaging the family-office offering?
Yes. The firm says its advisory services can be sourced individually or used alongside its family-office offering.
What services does Cognitive provide?
Its listed services include financial planning, superannuation advice, portfolio management, domestic share advice and real-estate services.
What does the family-office service involve?
The service uses a shared roadmap and planning cycle that considers family dynamics, goals and ideas while coordinating wealth decisions and maintaining oversight of family assets.
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Sources
- Cognitive Financial Partners About
- Cognitive Financial Partners People
- Cognitive Financial Partners Wealth Management
- Cognitive Financial Partners Family Office
- Cognitive Financial Partners Privacy Statement
- Australian Securities and Investments Commission Financial Advisers Register
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