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Governance & Nachlass

Family Governance, Nachlassplanung und Vermögensübertragung, Steuerkoordination und Philanthropie.

Family Governance

Family Governance

Family governance is the set of structures, rules, and habits that help a family make decisions together — about money, employment, distributions, and… · 8 Min. Lesezeit

The Family Constitution

A family constitution (also called a family charter) is a written document that captures a family's shared values, governance rules, decision-making processes… · 6 Min. Lesezeit

Succession: The Office After the Founder

Succession planning for a family office means preparing for two overlapping transitions: who leads the family's wealth decisions from one generation to the… · 7 Min. Lesezeit

Preparing the Next Generation

Preparing the next generation means building a structured, age-appropriate program that teaches younger family members how wealth works, what responsibilities… · 6 Min. Lesezeit

Nachlass & Vermögensübertragung

Estate Planning and Wealth Transfer

Estate planning and wealth transfer is the body of legal and financial work that determines how a family's assets pass to future generations, charitable… · 9 Min. Lesezeit

Trusts, Explained in Plain English

A trust is a legal arrangement in which one party holds and manages assets for the benefit of another. This guide explains the core vocabulary — grantor… · 6 Min. Lesezeit

FLPs and Family LLCs

Family limited partnerships (FLPs) and family LLCs are legal entities that families commonly use to consolidate assets under one structure, clarify who… · 7 Min. Lesezeit

Life Insurance in Wealth Planning

Life insurance plays a structural role in wealth planning far beyond simple income replacement — it can provide immediate liquidity at death, fund estate-tax… · 7 Min. Lesezeit

Steuern

How Family Offices Manage Tax

A family office manages tax not as a once-a-year filing exercise but as a continuous, year-round coordination effort spanning every entity, investment, and… · 9 Min. Lesezeit

The Family Tax Calendar

The family tax calendar is the recurring, year-round schedule a family office follows to coordinate tax filings, estimated payments, document collection, and… · 7 Min. Lesezeit

Philanthropie

Philanthropy and the Family Office

Philanthropy in a family office means far more than writing checks — it is a structured program that covers direct giving, donor-advised funds, private… · 8 Min. Lesezeit

Private Foundations

A private foundation is a legal entity a family creates to pursue charitable goals, funded almost entirely by the family itself and governed by a board the… · 6 Min. Lesezeit

Donor-Advised Funds (DAFs)

A donor-advised fund (DAF) is a charitable giving account held at a sponsoring organization where a donor makes an irrevocable contribution, receives an… · 7 Min. Lesezeit

Family Offices

What Is a Family Office?Do You Need a Family Office?Single Family Office (SFO)Multi-Family Office (MFO)Micro Family OfficeWhat a Family Office CostsWhy Family Offices Exist

Ein Family Office aufbauen

How to Build a Family Office From the Ground UpStep 3: The Organizational StructureStep 4: Internal vs. Outsourced (Build vs. Buy)The First 90 Days: Turning the Lights OnStep 1: Define the Family Office's PurposeStep 2: Inventory the Family's AssetsStep 5: Hire the Core Team

Investieren

How Family Offices InvestDirect InvestingAsset Allocation for Family CapitalThe Investment Policy Statement (IPS)Liquidity, Concentration, and RiskPublic Markets: Equities and Fixed IncomeReal Estate in the Family Portfolio

Betrieb

Family Office AccountingFamily Office TechnologyFamily Office CybersecurityConsolidated Reporting: One True Net WorthBill Pay, AP, and Financial ControlsFamily Office Software, Category by CategoryBanking, Custody, and Treasury

Governance & Nachlass

Family GovernanceEstate Planning and Wealth TransferHow Family Offices Manage TaxPhilanthropy and the Family OfficeThe Family ConstitutionSuccession: The Office After the FounderPreparing the Next Generation

Branche

Careers in Family OfficesHow the Family Office Industry Is ChangingFamily Offices and Regulation

Rollen & Personal

Family Office Roles & Staffing, MappedFamily Office CEO / President / Managing DirectorChief Investment Officer (CIO)Portfolio Manager / Investment DirectorAsset Manager (Real Assets)Chief Financial Officer (CFO)Controller

Vergleiche

Single vs. Multi-Family OfficeFamily Office vs. Wealth ManagerFamily Office vs. RIAFamily Office vs. Private BankFamily Office vs. Financial AdvisorFamily Office vs. Hedge FundFamily Office vs. Private Equity Firm