Not many companies can say they had a Prime Minister serve on their Board, let alone one of the best-known and longest-serving.

When John Hampden Crutch joined Equity Trustees in September 1939, World War Two had just erupted with Germany’s invasion of Poland.

Politically, 1975 was a tumultuous year for Australia; for Equity Trustees, it represented an important corporate milestone.

Equity Trustees has a long and honourable tradition of serving families down through the generations.

That old saying, “blood is thicker than water”, is very apt when it comes to Equity Trustees.

On 1 March 2018, Equity Trustees launched its Workplace Volunteering and Giving Program.

Harry Moss's £1 million capital bequeathed in 1960 has grown to be $79 million today

Technology has changed the face of the financial services industry, a fact Equity Trustees shared with its shareholders in the 1990 annual report.

The driving force behind the establishment of The Equity Trustees Executors and Agency Company Limited was Joel Fox.

Our first AGM as a newly formed trustee company held its first ordinary general meeting at the grand Scott's Hotel at 444 Collins Street West on 14 August 1888.