About

Before I was a financial adviser, I trained as an architect.

I studied architecture because I liked solving problems that had no single right answer. You're always working within real constraints, real people's lives, and aim to design something that actually holds up. What I didn't expect was how much of that would carry over when I moved into financial planning. The tools maybe different, but the work is the same. Listen intently, understand their constraints, & build something structurally sound around it.

I've lived in India, Singapore, Dubai, Oman, and the UK. Every move taught me something about contrasting views different people had on: money, family, and risk. Moulded by where they've come from (family, culture, politics, etc). I've been across the table from a business owner juggling four currencies & a senior professional relocating for the second time in five years. No two of those conversations ever look the same. That's the part of the job I take most seriously: A plan that isn't built around your specific situation isn't really a plan.

Today, most of the people I work with are globally mobile professionals & business owners — people whose lives don't fit neatly into one country's rulebook, and who need someone who can actually follow the thread across borders instead of just nodding along.

I'm not here to sell you products. I'm here to understand what you're building toward, and help you form a strategy that you understand & trust- to get there.

Watch my Introduction video below!