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ACN 690 928 995 Pty Ltd trading as All In Capital Partners (ABN 69 690 928 995), corporate authorised representative (CAR No. 001322188) of Wexted Financial Services Pty Ltd (AFSL 528444)

Last updated: July 2026

1. Purpose

1.1 This statement explains how All In Capital Partners ("AICP", "we", "us") identifies, manages and discloses conflicts of interest that may arise in providing corporate advisory and capital-raising services.

1.2 We provide financial services as a corporate authorised representative of Wexted Financial Services Pty Ltd (AFSL 528444) ("the Licensee"). Under section 912A(1)(aa) of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth), the Licensee must have adequate arrangements to manage conflicts of interest arising in the provision of financial services (see ASIC Regulatory Guide 181). We operate within the Licensee's conflicts management framework, and this statement summarises how that framework applies to our business.

1.3 We provide services to wholesale clients only, as defined in sections 761G and 761GA of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) (including, in relation to offers of securities, persons to whom disclosure is not required under section 708). We do not provide financial services to retail clients. The obligation to manage conflicts of interest applies regardless of client classification, and we apply it to all of our engagements.

2. How we are remunerated

2.1 We act for client companies seeking capital or corporate advisory outcomes. Our fees are payable by the client company that engages us — not by investors, lenders or other counterparties — and typically comprise:

  • Success fees, payable on completion of a transaction (usually calculated as a percentage of capital raised or transaction value); and
  • Monthly retainers and, where agreed, milestone or work fees.

2.2 What this means for you. A success-fee model aligns our commercial interest with our client's objective of completing a transaction. It also means we have a financial interest in a transaction proceeding. Investors and lenders who receive materials from us should understand that we act for, and are paid by, the issuer or borrower — we do not act for, advise, or owe duties to investors or lenders, who must make their own assessment and obtain their own advice.

2.3 The basis and amount of our fees for a specific engagement are set out in the written mandate with the client, and disclosed in transaction materials in accordance with our standard disclosure practice (see section 7).

3. Co-advisory and fee-sharing arrangements

3.1 On some engagements we may work alongside other advisers, introducers or co-advisers, and may share fees with them or receive a share of their fees.

3.2 Where a fee-sharing or co-advisory arrangement exists on a transaction, we disclose its existence (and, where required, its nature) to the affected client before or at the time the arrangement becomes relevant to the engagement.

4. Introductions register

4.1 We maintain a register of introductions recording each investor, lender or other counterparty introduced to a client or transaction, the date, and the context of the introduction.

4.2 The register supports our mandate terms (including tail-period fee entitlements), provides an audit trail of who was shown what and when, and allows us and the Licensee to identify situations where an introduction could give rise to a conflict — for example, where an introduced party has an existing relationship with AICP or its people.

4.3 The register is an internal record and is not published, but relevant entries are available to the Licensee for compliance monitoring and will be disclosed to a client where they are material to that client's engagement.

5. Related parties and personal interests

5.1 Our directors, employees and associates may from time to time hold interests in, or have relationships with, companies, investors or counterparties involved in a transaction. Our policy is:

  • Directors and staff must disclose to the firm any interest or relationship relevant to a live or prospective engagement;
  • Material interests and relationships are recorded in our conflicts register (see section 6) and notified to the Licensee where required;
  • Related-party interests material to an engagement are disclosed in writing to the affected client; and
  • Where a related-party interest cannot be adequately managed by disclosure and internal controls, we decline or withdraw from the engagement.

5.2 Current related-party interests or cross-holdings relevant to our advisory business:

6. How we manage conflicts — controls

6.1 Consistent with ASIC Regulatory Guide 181 and the Licensee's conflicts management policy, we manage conflicts through three mechanisms: controlling, avoiding and disclosing.

6.2 In practice, our controls include:

  • Conflicts register. We maintain an internal conflicts of interest register recording identified conflicts (actual, potential and perceived), the assessment made, and the management action taken. The register remains internal; this page carries our policy summary and disclosure commitment.
  • Introductions register. As described in section 4.
  • Identification at intake. Conflicts are considered at deal triage and before any mandate is signed, including checks on counterparties and related parties.
  • Licensee oversight. We operate under the Licensee's conflicts framework and compliance monitoring.
  • Disclosure. Material conflicts are disclosed to affected clients in writing (see section 7).
  • Decline or withdraw. Where a conflict cannot be adequately managed by controls and disclosure — for example, acting for two clients with directly competing interests in the same transaction — we decline the engagement or withdraw from it.

7. How conflicts are disclosed to clients

7.1 We disclose conflicts to clients as follows:

  • Before engagement: our mandate/engagement letter sets out our fee basis (including success fees), any fee-sharing or co-advisory arrangement relevant to the engagement, and any known related-party interest;
  • During engagement: if a new material conflict arises, we notify the affected client in writing as soon as practicable, together with how we propose to manage it;
  • In transaction materials: documents we prepare or distribute identify our role, state that our fees are payable by the client company, and include our standard no-advice disclaimer.

7.2 Where a disclosed conflict is unacceptable to a client, the client may raise it with us or with the Licensee, and we will manage it — including by withdrawal if necessary.

8. Questions

Questions about this statement or a specific conflict concern may be directed to:

All In Capital Partners Level 17, 68 Pitt Street, Sydney NSW 2000 Phone: +61 2 9099 1769 Email: enquiries@allincapitalpartners.com.au

You may also contact our licensee, Wexted Financial Services Pty Ltd (AFSL 528444), Level 17, 60 Pitt Street, Sydney NSW 2000.


Information on this website is general in nature, is not personal financial product advice, and does not constitute an offer or invitation in respect of securities or any other financial product in any jurisdiction. It does not take into account any person's objectives, financial situation or needs. All In Capital Partners provides services to wholesale clients only (within the meaning of sections 761G and 761GA of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)); any offer of securities in which we are involved is made only to persons to whom disclosure is not required under section 708 of that Act. If you are a retail client, this website is not directed at you and you should not rely on it.

All In Capital Partners

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Sydney NSW 2000, Australia

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A.C.N. 690 928 995 Pty Ltd trading as All In Capital Partners is a corporate authorised representative (CAR No. 001322188) of Wexted Financial Services Pty Ltd (AFSL 528444). ABN 69 690 928 995.

The information on this website is intended for wholesale clients only, as defined in section 761G of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth). It is general information only and is not a disclosure document, product disclosure statement, information memorandum, prospectus or offer. If you are not a wholesale client, you should not rely on any information on this website and should seek appropriate professional advice.

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