Capital Flows, Cross-Border Families & the Future of Advisory in Global Wealth

In this episode of ek Public Voices, Karam Singh sits down with Chris Balalovski, Senior Partner, Business Services at BDO Australia, for a thoughtful conversation on the evolving landscape of global wealth, capital movement, and cross-border advisory.As individuals, families, and businesses become increasingly international, the way wealth is structured, managed, and relocated across jurisdictions is changing rapidly. Karam and Chris explore the broader forces influencing these shifts, including the movement of capital between regions, the realities facing internationally mobile families, and the growing complexity advisers must navigate when supporting clients with global interests.The discussion touches on themes such as:• Global capital flows and the movement of assets between jurisdictions• The increasing international mobility of families and business owners• Why wealth relocation decisions are often about more than tax considerations• The role of advisers in navigating complex cross-border strategies• Why countries like Australia continue to attract global assets despite regulatory complexityThis episode offers insight into how the global advisory landscape is evolving and why a broader perspective is increasingly essential when working with internationally connected clients.About ek Public Voicesek Public Voices is a conversation series hosted by ek Private Advisory exploring global markets, wealth, leadership, and long-term thinking through thoughtful discussions with leaders across finance, business, and advisory.ImportantKaram Singh, Authorised Representative of Capella Advisory Pty Ltd ABN 54 669 300 163 AFSL no. 550125. He can be reached at [email protected] or 1300 193 136The information in this publication is factual information, and not financial advice. The information is objectively ascertainable information and is not tailored to your personal circumstances. You should consider obtaining financial advice before making a decision in relation to this information.