Philip Campbell-Wilson

Philip Campbell-Wilson is a partner at Grant Thornton Australia Limited. Prior to this, they were with Nomura from November 1998 to April 1999 as Project Manager - Stock Lending. From January 2000 to August 2001, they were Financial Controller with ING DIRECT, overseeing the growth and profit model for their combined businesses. Philip then spent time with NatWest Markets from April 1998 to October 1998 as Project Manager - Stock Lending before moving to J.P. Morgan from November 1997 to April 1998 as Currency Swaps Analyst.

In August 2001, they joined EY as Partner, Transactions Advisory Services and has since been involved in a number of high-profile projects. These include track record of identifying teams to bring whole solutions to clients, designing a managed funds model, being secondee - international structured financier, project manager - repatriated a lender’s LMI business onshore under APRA guidance, portfolio risk review lead - of a lender’s portfolio team, global benchmarking exercise, receiver and manager of Compass Resources Ltd – listed copper, cobalt and nickel miner, receiver and manager of part of the Allco Finance structure - container and logistics business, stakeholder adviser on a listed infrastructure construction company $1B turnover, stakeholder adviser on a national retail wholesaling business $250M turnover, advisor to an airline re a cross-border failure of a supplier, negotiated USD$75M upside, lending syndicate lead of a listed retirement village operator - Aust and NZ, advisor to a number of secondary debt sale processes by controlling property assets for financiers and have advised a

Philip Campbell-Wilson is a chartered accountant who graduated from Bond University with a degree in economics. Philip also has a Bachelor of Business from Griffith University, with a major in accounting.

Philip Campbell-Wilson works with Iain Kemp - National Managing Partner, Industry, Andrew Rigele - National Managing Partner, Audit & Assurance, and Hugh Perks - Partner. Their manager is Greg Keith, CEO.