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Wholesale Investor Database Australia: Connecting Companies with Private Capital
Finding wholesale investors in Australia has historically relied on personal networks, advisors, and word of mouth. For companies raising capital under Section 708 of the Corporations Act, the challenge is not just identifying investors who meet the legal thresholds, but finding investors whose mandate, sector focus, and ticket size actually align with the opportunity. A wholesale […]
Wholesale Investor: Australia’s Leading Private Capital Marketplace
Since 2008, Wholesale Investor has been connecting qualified investors with high-growth private companies, fund managers, and alternative investment opportunities across Australia and internationally. With a network of over 45,000 investors, the platform is the largest and most established private capital marketplace in Australasia. What is the Wholesale Investor Platform? Wholesale Investor is a business introduction […]
Wholesale Investor Tests Explained: Net Assets, Income & Product Value
Wholesale Investor Tests Explained Australian law provides multiple pathways for qualifying as a wholesale investor. Each test has different criteria, documentation requirements, and practical implications. This guide provides a detailed breakdown of every qualification test, the evidence required, and the common pitfalls to avoid. Test 1: The Net Assets Test What It Requires Net assets […]
Do I Qualify as a Wholesale Investor? The Complete Self-Assessment
Do I Qualify as a Wholesale Investor? If you are considering investing in private markets in Australia, the first question you need to answer is whether you qualify as a wholesale (or sophisticated) investor. The qualification criteria are set out in the Corporations Act 2001 and are based on financial thresholds rather than investment knowledge […]
How to Become a Wholesale Investor in Australia [2026 Guide]
How to Become a Wholesale Investor in Australia Becoming a wholesale investor in Australia is not a matter of applying to a regulatory body or passing an exam. It is a classification that flows from meeting specific financial thresholds outlined in the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth). If you meet the criteria, you can be certified […]
Blockchain, Biometrics, and Bullion: How Kavach is Digitising the Family Safe
As Australian banks phase out physical safety lockers, Kavach is stepping in with a high-tech network of suburban vaults. Combining AI threat detection with private blockchain verification, founder Dinesh Dindukurthi is digitising the family safe for a new generation of wealth.
Wholesale Investor vs Retail Investor: Key Differences Explained
Wholesale Investor vs Retail Investor: What is the Difference? In Australia, every investor is classified as either retail or wholesale under the Corporations Act 2001. This classification determines which investment products you can access, what level of regulatory protection you receive, and what disclosure obligations apply to the issuers of the products you invest in. […]
Australia’s 60,000 Business Succession Crisis: Why Good Companies Will Close Their Doors
The Australian Business Growth Fund identified approximately 162,000 privately held businesses in Australia with revenue between AUD$2 million and AUD$100 million. More than two-thirds are owned by people of retirement age. When surveyed, another two-thirds do not have a succession plan in place. The mathematics are stark. 60,000 businesses owned by someone of retirement age […]
What is a Sophisticated Investor in Australia? 2026 Guide
A sophisticated investor is an individual who has been certified by a qualified accountant as meeting specific financial thresholds under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth). This certification allows them to participate in investment opportunities that do not require the full disclosure protections mandated for retail investors, such as a prospectus or Product Disclosure Statement. The […]
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