At Helm Wealth Advisory
we believe better outcomes
start from seeing things
differently.

At Helm Wealth Advisory we believe better outcomes start from seeing things differently.

We’re a boutique advice and wealth management
firm, supporting high-net-worth individuals,
families, iwi, Charities, Family Offices, Foundations, Trusts and more.

Our sister companies include Pathfinder Asset Management
and Salt Funds Management.

We’re a boutique advice and wealth management firm supporting high-net-worth individuals, families, Foundations, Trusts and more.

Our Group’s sister companies include Salt Funds Management, Pathfinder Asset Management, and Octagon Asset Management. We are also the Manager of the Summer KiwiSaver Scheme. 

Expertly growing your wealth in a complex world

Wealth Advisory

Investment Management

As our client, we’ll create financial strategies aligned with your goals and aspirations. We’ll bring together varied ideas and opportunities, from diverse sources and trusted networks, to help the long-term preservation and growth of your wealth.

Interesting ideas,
greater opportunity

Market insights, July 2026

Despite rising oil prices, AI-trade tremors, yet more US trade tariffs, and renewed conflict in Iran, financial markets were resilient in July. Is this disruption the 'new normal'?

The $80,000 car and the $6 mushrooms

What kind of relationship do you actually want with money? For female wealth holders, in particular, here’s why it’s an important question to explore as early as possible.

Market insights, June 2026

A ceasefire in the Middle East, falling oil prices, sweltering European temperatures, tech stock tremors, and central bank caution, all kept investors on their toes in June.

Welcoming Octagon and Summer to our firm

We’re pleased to announce an exciting new chapter for our business as we look to provide more New Zealanders with high-quality investment solutions that can make a positive, long-term difference.

Market insights, July 2026

Despite rising oil prices, AI-trade tremors, yet more US trade tariffs, and renewed conflict in Iran, financial markets were resilient in July. Is this disruption the 'new normal'?

The $80,000 car and the $6 mushrooms

What kind of relationship do you actually want with money? For female wealth holders, in particular, here’s why it’s an important question to explore as early as possible.

Market insights, June 2026

A ceasefire in the Middle East, falling oil prices, sweltering European temperatures, tech stock tremors, and central bank caution, all kept investors on their toes in June.

Get in touch to find
out what we can
do for you.