Australian Financial Planning Group secures Kudu investment
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Jun 24, 2026 · Last updated Jun 26, 2026
The investment by Kudu Investment Management in Australian Financial Planning Group is expected to fuel Australian Financial Planning Group's growth through advisor expansion and strategic acquisitions, potentially increasing its market share in the Australian wealth management sector. This transaction highlights the attractiveness of the Australian wealth management market for global investors like Kudu Investment Management.
Australian Financial Planning Group (AFPG), a wealth management firm based in Sydney, has secured a minority investment from Kudu Investment Management, LLC (Kudu), a global provider of permanent capital solutions. The financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed. AFPG, founded in 2001, manages over A$3.0 billion and offers financial planning, lending, and accounting services. The proceeds from this investment will be used to support AFPG's continued growth, including expanding its advisor base and pursuing strategic acquisitions, while maintaining its independent ownership structure. Matt Carter, AFPG's founder, will continue to lead the firm. Kudu, established in 2015, has invested in 34 asset and wealth managers globally, with its partner firms collectively managing approximately US$154 billion as of March 31, 2026. Johnson Winter & Slattery and PwC advised AFPG, while MinterEllison advised Kudu.
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