Portland House Group

Thorney Investments is one of Australia's most successful private investment groups. Thorney was founded by Alex Waislitz and invests in a variety of listed and unlisted opportunities in Australia and the United States. As a private investing vehicle / family office, Thorney Investments has a lot of flexibility in its investment strategies. A large part of this strategy has involved investments in small (typically sub A$200 million market cap), high-growth businesses listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX). Since 2013, Thorney also has separate funds open to other investments including Thorney Opportunities (listed on the ASX) and Thorney Technologies. Thorney was founded in 1991 when Richard Pratt, founder of Amcor (the world's leading packaging company), seeded Alex Waislitz with $1.15 million of investment capital.

Jagen is the Melbourne-based family office of Justin Liberman, a member of the well-known Liberman family, Jagen is very active in real estate investing, as well as venture, growth and private equity.

Point 72 manages the assets of its founder, Steven A Cohen, and certain other employees. Steven Cohen formerly ran SAC Capital Advisors, a hedge fund formed in 1992, before converting the operations to Point 72, a family office, in 2014. Point 72 invests globally and runs a number of strategies including discretionary long/short equities, systematic strategies, and venture capital.

AMB Capital Partners is the family office investment vehicle of Angela Bennett (one of three children of Peter Wright). It invests in real assets and operating businesses and currently has investments in a range of sectors including real estate, healthcare, resources, energy, infrastructure, communications and financial services.

The Lederer Group is the family office vehicle of Australian-based Paul Lederer, the former owner of Primo Smallgoods, which was sold to JBS for $1.45 billion in 2014. The Lederer Group has a diverse portfolio of investments, including approximately half in real estate and a significant amount allocated to fund managers. Its direct investing focus is broad, with a focus on manufacturing, primary production and hard assets.

Olbia Investments is a Sydney-based single-family office investment vehicle for the Salteri family, investing across infrastructure, private equity, venture opportunities and public markets.