OUTSTANDING FAMILY OFFICES LINE-UP! Hear from:
Fleming Family & Partners,
Stanhope Capital,
Oracle Capital Group,
Financial Family Office,
Alfa-Capital Multi-family office,
UFG Wealth Management,
Werner Capital LLP,
Talan City Group,
Kalido Private Office,
Hyperion Family Office
& more
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Preparations are moving ahead at full steam for this leading event!
Among LATEST speaker confirmations:
Don't miss the Workshop "STRUCTURING PRIVATE CLIENTS ASSETS: MODERN TRENDS"
This topical workshop will outline all the practical issues surrounding structuring private clients’ assets using various international structures. The seminar will be led by Essex Offshore Management, a company that specialises in the field of international tax planning and asset protection.
Download programme of Structuring Private Clients Assets: Modern Trends workshop
FEBRUARY FEATURED PRESENTATIONS:
Vera Loseva, Partner, Head of Corporate Finance, Third Rome
Shareholders' conflicts
"In the process of doing business sometimes conflicts between enterprises’ shareholders arise. In our experience this is usually because one shareholder is playing a more active role in management, and thus realising his plans for the business, which differ from those of the other shareholders... At this conference you will hear how investment companies can help shareholders to resolve such conflicts.”
Tatiana Baskina, General Director, BigFish
In search of talent
“Working with family offices is a very specific task, and requires first and foremost a heightened level of confidentiality and a great deal of trust in relations between employees and partners. In the past, when entrepreneurs set up a family office they used to mainly invite their relatives to work for them, or people who they were close to and trusted. Nowadays, for several reasons, it is necessary to attract market professionals to work in a family office. Hear more during the Family office session at the conference!"
Alexander Smyslov, Director, Bordeaux + Fund Ltd.
Investing in wine
As the Financial Times put it recently “….with concerns over rising inflation, investors will be drawn to physical assets such as wine” (June 2011). The fine wine market is now worth $4-5 billion annually, from a figure of $1 billion in 2004. Reflecting this growth, the Liv-ex 100 Index has seen a compound annual growth rate of around 15% since its launch. (Liv-ex.com). You can hear more about investing in wine by joining session 7 on "Alternative Assets" during this conference on 19 April 2012