Incorporating Sweet Charity 2006.
Venue: The Royal Automobile Club, 89 Pall Mall, London SW1
As the number of high net worth individuals continues to increase, so too does the need to effectively protect and manage this wealth. Every year, new vehicles are developed; none more so than through the use of charitable structures. The ability to understand these structures is essential in ensuring that charities exercise good governance.
Day one explores and assesses the use of philanthropy in international wealth protection. To maximise both the social and financial aspects of planned giving to not-for-profit organisations and charities there are a number of factors that need to be considered. Speakers during Day One address key topics such as: venture philanthropy, corporate governance of charities and the fiduciary duties of trustees. Emphasis is on the international aspects of planned giving, looking in particular at the US and several jurisdictions within the EU, Russia, India and Asia. The purpose is to highlight both the structures and the solutions of international wealth management through charitable organisations.
Day two focuses specifically on international family wealth management. To remain viable, family-owned businesses often need to operate globally. The families themselves have become multinational with diversity of nationality and tax residence among the family members. Specialized approaches are required to effectively counsel the international family business and its owners. Through a live case study, our panel of speakers will illustrate practical planning and counselling techniques for the multinational family and its cross-border business enterprises.
Contact:
Nicola Rafferty Conference Organiser Offshore Investment Lombard House 10-20 Lombard Street Belfast, BT1 1BW N. Ireland, UK