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Hosted by Caroline's Club · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 63 episodes
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Welcome to 'Caroline's Club'. You will hear first-hand discussions from a wide network of experts and respected specialists on how to protect and preserve the wealth of the world's rich and famous. Interviews are led by Caroline Garnham, CEO of GFOS, a lawyer and tax specialist with decades of experience in guiding UHNW families to the solution which best suits them and their family.Subscribe to our Podcast and learn from expert Professionals.
Caroline's Club hosts How To Keep Your Money, a business show with 63 episodes published.
In episode 65, I talk to Beulah Van Wyk, an accountant and former finance director/manager who now helps stakeholders troubleshoot, interpret and resolve complex financial situations. Beulah shares how she moved into acc
In episode 64, I talk to Iskra Martin, partner at Azura in Geneva, who has over two decades in Swiss private banking and investment management and won the 2026 WealthBriefing Switzerland award for Women in Wealth Managem
In episode 63, Caroline is joined by Dr. Jacqueline Champagne, who holds a doctorate in clinical psychology, and is a member of the British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychologists. Although Jacqui has wor
In episode 62, I'm joined by Rachel Staunton, co-founder, director, and conductor of the London Youth Choirs. Rachel discusses the mission of London Youth Choirs to transform the lives of young people in London through s
In episode 61, I interview Kate Maguire, a seasoned family office general practitioner. We explore the complexities of managing family wealth, including the importance of trust, communication, and understanding family dy
Is the UK's approach to taxing wealthy residents becoming so complex and stringent that it may be discouraging them, and their advisors, from staying, and potentially deterring others from relocating here? Dhana Sabanath
In episode 59, Caroline interviews Rob Moore, Head of Investigations at Token Recovery Limited. If you went into a post office with a sawn-off shotgun and stole a few thousand pounds, you would be arrested. However, if y
In episode 58, I chat to Charlie Ellingworth, co-founder of Property Vision. Charlie discusses his journey from engineering and ship broking to founding the first buying agency dedicated to representing property buyers.
In episode 57, I talk to Robert Surtees from Affinity Group Financial Services. We delve into Robert's career journey, starting with his education in Product Design from Central St. Martin's College to his transition int
Joe Field is the founder of today's private client professional. He has his finger on the pulse, keeps up to date with emerging legal trends, and knows how to interpret them. Joe is a legend in his own time. It is, there
Selina Sagayam is an English-qualified senior counsel and recent former partner at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher's London office. She is a pioneer and leader in the firm's Environmental, Sustainability, and Governance (ESG) pr
In episode 54, Caroline talks to Anthony Travers OBE, who left the UK when the top tax rate was 98% to work and live in Cayman. Anthony is the former senior partner and managing partner of Maples and Calder and the curre
Arabella Murphy is the Founder and CEO of Propitious (London) Ltd. Propitious is a consultancy that advises wealthy families and individuals worldwide on strategic matters of practical importance and mediation. It helps
In episode 52, Caroline Garnham talks to Bob Morrison, Managing Director of SecTech, which he founded in 2006. Bob's business provides personal security for wealthy families. His vision is that rich families need to put
In episode 51, Caroline Garnham talks to Simon O'Donoghue Chief Executive Officer of Spring Investment Management, which Simon launched in 2022. It is the first digital platform in the offshore world. It is based in Jers
Michael Farrant is the founder of Farrant Group, which he set up in 2021. His company specialises in managing the reputations of private individuals, companies, and other organisations. He lives with his wife and three b
In episode 49, Caroline Garnham talks to Jonathan Norbury, head of the Key Clients team, which manages the highest profile and wealthiest clients of Lloyds Bank. Jonathan speaks of his degree in languages, which was less
In episode 48, Caroline talks to Robert Morse a partner at The Private Office. He is an independent wealth manager, investment advisor, financial planner, and investment and pension specialist. The Private Office operate
In episode 47, Caroline Garnham speaks to Heather Anne Hubbell, a serial entrepreneur and experienced strategy consultant. Heather Anne is the founder of FinTech platform Phundex, which is a central collaboration platfor
In episode 46, Caroline Garnham talks to Sir Edward Troup, a British tax lawyer and former civil servant at HM Treasury and then HM Revenue and Customs. He spent two periods as a tax partner at the City of London law fir
Iskra Martin
Azura Partners
1 appearance on this show
Rachel Staunton
London Youth Choirs
1 appearance on this show
Dhana Sabanathan
Michelmores
1 appearance on this show
Rob Moore
Token Recovery Limited
1 appearance on this show
Robert Surtees
Affinity Group Financial Services
1 appearance on this show
Selina Sagayam
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher
1 appearance on this show
Anthony Travers
Travers Thorp Alberga
1 appearance on this show
Bob Morrison
SecTech
1 appearance on this show
Simon O'Donoghue
Spring Investment Management
1 appearance on this show
Michael Farrant
Farrant Group
1 appearance on this show
Robert Morse
The Private Office
1 appearance on this show
Heather Anne Hubbell
FinTech platform Phundex
1 appearance on this show
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