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Tim Harley

Founder

Founder at OwnHome

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

FoundedOwnHome

About

Tim Harley is Co-Founder and Co-CEO of OwnHome, an Australian company that aims to help renters transition into homeownership without a large upfront deposit. He previously worked at Wise and Macquarie.

Founder at OwnHome

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Co-founders at OwnHome

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Experience

  1. OwnHomeCo-Founder, Co-CEOcurrent2021 — presentSydney, New South Wales, Australia
  2. Wise Ltd.Head of Middle East (Expansion)2019 — 2021Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
  3. Wise Ltd.Senior Executive Officer2019 — 2021United Arab Emirates
  4. Wise Ltd.Head of Middle East (Banking)2018 — 2019London Area, United Kingdom
  5. Macquarie CapitalAnalyst2015 — 2016Sydney Area, Australia
  6. Herbert Smith FreehillsParalegal2011 — 2013Greater Sydney Area

Skills & more

Finance21Corporate Finance15Mergers & Acquisitions12Project Management8Business Strategy9Management6Financial Analysis7Research6Legal Writing6Legal Research6Investments5Leadership5
+12 moreAnalysisValuationFinancial ModelingBankingMicrosoft ExcelMicrosoft OfficeTeam LeadershipInvestment BankingTeam ManagementStrategic PlanningStrategyProject Planning

Languages Arabic · English

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Tim Harley?
Tim Harley is Co-Founder and Co-CEO of OwnHome, an Australian company that aims to help renters transition into homeownership without a large upfront deposit. He previously worked at Wise and Macquarie.
Where does Tim Harley work?
Tim Harley is Founder of OwnHome.
What companies did Tim Harley found?
Tim Harley founded OwnHome.
Where did Tim Harley go to school?
Tim Harley studied at SOAS University of London (Master’s Degree, Political Science and Government); University of Sydney (Bachelor of Commerce (Finance) / Bachelor of Law); The King's School (HSC, English Extension).

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