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Equity Trustees approves 3 4 million grant to fund medical research and healthcare

Equity Trustees has announced it will deliver $3.4 million in additional funding to the National Foundation for Medical Research and Innovation (NFMRI), Monash Partners and the Mater Foundation.

Leveraging the benefits of intelligent automation

Equity Trustees leveraged the power of intelligent automation to dramatically improve client service and business processes and, in doing so, gained many of the tools needed to continue operating seamlessly when COVID-19 arrived.

Equity Trustees Value adding Robotic processes

Phing Lee (CIO) and Rahul Tyagi (Business Improvement Manager) talk about the latest tech adaptation in a company which has gone from horse and cart technology (when it was established in 1888) to the benefits of the integration of robotics (AI).

Innovation at Oxfam Australia

Oxfam Australia works with vulnerable and marginalised communities across the world to tackle poverty and injustice. They believe all lives are equal and no-one should live in poverty.

Vale Colin Lewis Chair Collie Trust

A print industry veteran is remembered for his unwavering support for the industry.

Equity Trustees leads on DDO deadline

As ASIC’s Design and Distribution Obligations (DDO) and Product Intervention Powers (PIP) RG 274 come into force next month (5 October), leading trustee Equity Trustees has acknowledged the industry-wide push to meet the deadline.

The letter that changed Keiths life

It took empathy rather than bureaucracy to turn one man's final years around.

Helping the Crocodile Dundee of Suburbia

It took rare negotiation skills to resolve a property dispute complicated by a range of unlikely tenants, including crocodiles, dingos, snakes and exotic birds.

The fight over the family heirloom

A feud between two siblings reached new heights over a prized painting until Equity Trustees negotiated a path forward.

If your beneficiaries live overseas then think about the tax implications

Beneficiaries may not receive an equitable share of an estate thanks to the Australian tax system’s treatment of overseas residents.

The spending spree

When a father failed to tell his son that he was leaving half his estate to other relatives, the consequences were almost disastrous, until Equity Trustees stepped in.

Connecting philanthropists to causes across Asia and beyond

It’s a natural reflex to want to support our own communities. For many Australian philanthropists “charity begins at home” is the starting point for their giving intentions.