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EPISODE · Aug 24, 2026 · 28 MIN

Purpose as Portfolio: A Family Office Guide to Blended Capital with Hanna Ebeling

from Making Wealth Meaningful with Private Wealth Network (PWN)

What if your capital could do more than one job at once? Richard Milroy, Co-Founder, PWN, talks with Hanna Ebeling, CEO, Social Enterprise Finance Australia (SEFA), about the deals mainstream banks won't fund — and the family offices, foundations, and investors stepping in instead. Hanna left private banking at HSBC for venture philanthropy in the Philippines. Now she builds "impact capital stacks" — blending grants, debt, and equity to fund organisations others write off as too risky. The proof: $50 million lent across 75 loans, one write-off. Inside this episode: a community-led funeral home funded by crowdfunding and a SEFA loan, a $5 million syndicate backing AI-powered health research, and the real reason advisers hesitate on impact investing — even when the numbers say they shouldn't. Plus: the "five capitals" families draw on beyond financial return, and what it actually means to measure wealth.

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