
Between Meetings with Matt Heine
In this podcast series Matt Heine, Managing Director of Netwealth, chats to industry professionals and thought leaders on what opportunities and challenges they see for financial advisers, what they are working on and their favourite business book or podcast, to uncover their insights on a wide range of topics in relation to the delivery of advice and financial services.
Latest episodes

Dec 2, 2020 • 38min
Ep 49: Creating a healthy workplace - Damien Mu
Hear how Damien Mu went from working in the mailroom to be the CEO of AIA Australia and New Zealand, one of the countries largest life insurers. He also shares how he has built a purpose-led organisation and what workplaces should consider to support mental and physical wellbeing.

Nov 5, 2020 • 35min
Ep 48: Collaborating with the media - Michelle Baltazar
"What I've found in the last 12 months of working with the Money team is that there's absolute demand out there for good content around finance and steps towards building your wealth." Michelle Baltazar, Executive Director of Media for Rainmaker Group - publisher of the Financial Standard and Money Magazine, joins the podcast to share her advice for wealth management professionals wanting to contribute and be heard in the media. Michelle also discusses some of the major trends she's covering and the future of events post-COVID.

Oct 22, 2020 • 47min
Ep 47: The expanding role of financial advisers - Clayton Daniel
"As the role of the adviser expands, the previous work and the previous roles are not diminishing, it's just additional work is being done." Clayton Daniel, Managing Director of XY Adviser - a social network for the advice industry, joins to share how he went from aspiring rockstar, to running his own advice business, to managing an online community for financial advisers. Clayton also discusses some of the trends he's seeing in this community including the expanding role of advisers, and what he has planned for the future of XY.

Oct 7, 2020 • 49min
Ep 46: Exploring the qualities of successful leaders - Brett Kelly
Hear how Brett Kelly, founder and CEO of Kelly Partners, got to speak to some of the most influential Australians at the age of 22 and how this inspired him to create his own business. In this fascinating episode, Brett also explores what he’s learnt about people management from some of the world’s best leaders and how he maintains a passion for his work.

Sep 22, 2020 • 33min
Ep 45: AdviceTech Leaders Series - Fraser Jack, Advice Intelligence
Fraser Jack, Head of Partnerships at Advice Intelligence chats to Matt about how advice firms can start their own podcast, how you can build more in-depth relationships with your clients through goals-based advice and what the future of advice might look like, and the technology to enable it.

Sep 10, 2020 • 23min
Ep 44: AdviceTech Leaders Series - Shane Nicholas, Innate Wealth
Shane Nicholas, Director & Financial Adviser at Innate Wealth chats to Matt about his balanced approach to selecting the right AdviceTech to meet the needs of his firm, key learnings from being an early adopter of Xeppo and what advice he can give firms who are starting their AdviceTech journey.

Aug 26, 2020 • 26min
Ep 43: AdviceTech Leaders Series - Dan Rake, Freedom Finance Australia
Dan Rake, COO at Freedom Finance Australia chats to Matt about selecting and deploying AdviceTech to meet the needs of a multi-disciplinary firm, which technologies have provided the biggest business and client benefits and the process of creating his own digital coaching tool, Cleva.

Aug 12, 2020 • 55min
Ep 42. Capitalising on curiosity - Hamish Douglass
Hamish Douglass, Chairman and CIO of Magellan Asset Management, shares his career story that's seen him climb up the ranks to co-found one of Australia's leading asset managers. Hamish also shares how his curiosity has translated into investment success, how it's helped in developing a culture of innovation, and how he's been able to capitalise on luck.

Aug 4, 2020 • 39min
Ep 41: Superannuation - Past, present and future - Jeremy Cooper
Jeremy Cooper, Chairman of Retirement Income at Challenger, shares how he led the famous Cooper Review into superannuation and what his views are on the current super landscape. During the chat Jeremy also explores why pre-retirees worry more about their savings than those in retirement, and how advisers can support this demographic during this low-interest rate environment.

Jul 8, 2020 • 40min
Ep 40: Communicating your adviser alpha - Carl Richards
Find out how financial advisers can exceed client expectations by communicating peace of mind and providing greater investor returns, rather than just investment returns, from Carl Richards - author of the Behaviour Gap and creator of the Sketch Guy, a weekly column in The New York Times. Also discover why Carl suggests never asking clients about their goals.