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Essential Reads on Family Offices (eBook)

Edited by: Globe Law and Business

ISBN13: 9781787429956

Published: November 2023

Publisher: Globe Law and Business

Country of Publication: UK

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Your essential resource featuring insights from the world's foremost experts on the most pressing topics facing family offices and their advisers today.

This title features a collection of authoritative materials dedicated to providing family offices and their advisers with the most informative and thought-provoking contributions on these key themes, including:

Family office profiles: profiles of leading family offices from around the world, highlighting their unique structures, strategies, and values
Governance: best practices for developing and implementing effective governance structures and processes for family offices, and
Next gen planning: expert insights on how to prepare the next generation of family members and manage the family's wealth and legacy

We understand that family offices have complex and unique needs, and we are committed to providing both family offices and their advisers with the resources they need to thrive.

Contributions have been carefully curated from the prestigious archive of The International Family Offices Journal, co-published with STEP, and the Special Report, Family Business and Responsible Wealth Ownership.

Subjects:: Company Law, Banking and Finance, eBooks

Contents:: Foreword; Family office profiles; Family office profile: Rodolfo Paiz, CEO of the PT Family Office (Miami and Guatemala); Interview by Suzy Peterfriend; Family office profile: Northwood Family Office; Interview with Tom McCullough by Barbara R Hauser; An interview with Sue Nickason of Dart Family Office; Governance, entrepreneurship, resilience and reinvention on the five-generation journey of a family enterprise; Dennis T Jaffe, Maya Prabhu and Carolina Cintra; Family office profile: VALUEworks AG, Zurich/Switzerland; Interview with with Kecia Barkawi, CEO and founder of VALUEworks AG by Barbara R Hauser; Family business, family office and next gen; Fabrizio Arengi Bentivoglio; Single-family offices in the 21st century – remaining fit for purpose; Iraj Ispahani and Carl Sjöström; NextGen; Family office succession planning; Susan R Schoenfeld; The right time to involve the next generation; Antoaneta Proctor; Parental expectations: effective guidelines or messy messages?; Raimund Kamp; Not the founder’s family office: evolving to meet the needs of rising generations; Amelia Renkert-Thomas; Let’s do it the SMART way: a practical guide for the raising of affluent children; Philippe J Weil; I’m successful, but can’t talk to my children about money! Help!; Maya Prabhu; The hows and whys of enterprising families reinterpreting timeless tales for their NextGen; Asher Noor; Generational resilience through the integration of governance into structure; Carly E Doshi, William Kambas and Michael Schwartz; Reframing succession in a disruptive era – a business family perspective; Roger King and Jeremy Cheng; Five things wealthy families can learn from Lee Man Tat; Russell Cohen; The next generation of strategic cultural philanthropy – impact, social justice and the opportunities for nextgen donors in the arts; Melissa Cowley Wolf; Effective mentoring for the next generation; Jessica McGawley, Dallington Associates; Women: wealth and self-reliance; Philip Marcovici, The Offices of Philip Marcovici Limited; Caroline Underwood, Philanthropy Company; Safeguarding the family’s digital narrative: how to navigate the challenges of the social media revolution; Charlie Bain, Digitalis; Governance; Case study – design and set up of a family investment office; Guillermo Barandalla; Family mission vision and values statements: the essential foundation of an effective family governance system or just another form that cannot function?; Christian Stewart; The three family constitution archetypes and a wise alternative; Christian Stewart; Family constitutions, the rule of law and happiness; Barbara R Hauser; Stress tests – building resilience in the face of a crisis; David Werdiger; The benefits of applying the rule of law in family governance; Barbara R Hauser; The great man fallacy and family governance; Franklin J Parker