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Aug 9, 2026
SHORT 'When Giving Became Part of the Advice' Simon Bowden Head of Philanthropic Services at Forsyth Barr
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Mark LongbottomHOST
But why do you think financial firms like investment firms like Forsyth Barr have, um, started to hire people like you and started to develop teams that are s- are talking to this issue? Why, why do you think that is?

Simon BowdenGUEST
Well, perhap- perhaps there is more demand from it, uh, for it, sorry, from, from clients.

Simon BowdenGUEST
I don't think that financial, uh, advisors, uh, want to avoid the topic because they're worried that money will leave them.

Simon BowdenGUEST
You know, people, uh, ask for money for, um, the support to buy a new house, or they might be paying for the grandchildren's education.

Mark LongbottomHOST
Of course, generosity, giving, you know, living a world worth, living in a world worth living in, helping your community, that's gonna be part of the conversation, right? So it should be part of a financial conversation.
SHORT Simon Bowden Head of Philanthropic Services at Forsyth Barr
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1:24
1:34
4:57

Mark LongbottomHOST
We're gonna dive into it, but why do you think financial firms like investment firms like Forsyth Barr have, um, started to hire people like you and started to develop teams that are s- are talking to this issue? Why, why do you think that is?

Simon BowdenGUEST
Well, perhap- perhaps there is more demand from it, uh, for it, sorry, from, from clients.

Simon BowdenGUEST
I don't think that financial, uh, advisors, uh, want to avoid the topic because they're worried that money will leave them.

Simon BowdenGUEST
You know, people, uh, ask for money for, um, the support to buy a new house, or they might be paying for the grandchildren's education.

Mark LongbottomHOST
Of course, generosity, giving, you know, living in a world worth, living in a world worth living in, helping your community, that's gonna be part of the conversation, right? So it should be part of a financial conversation.