Strategic Wealth Planning

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This report emphasizes the urgency of strategic wealth planning for ultra-high-net-worth families to manage a massive $124 trillion intergenerational wealth transfer. It explores legal structures like trusts and family offices to mitigate risks associated with cross-border assets and digital investments.

Key Takeaways

  • 1.An estimated USD 124 trillion is expected to pass to future generations globally by 2048, yet nearly 90% of families lose their wealth by the third generation without planning.
  • 2.Adoption of structured wealth succession is low in Asia, with only one in five families having arrangements in place.
  • 3.Effective wealth planning utilizes advanced structures like Trusts, Family Offices (SFO/MFO), and Private Trust Companies (PTCs) to manage complexity and provide governance.

Table of Contents

  • Need for wealth planning
  • What and why of wealth planning?
  • Wealth planning structures
  • Trust structures
  • Different parameters of living trusts
  • Family office
  • Foundations
  • Venture Capital Company (VCC)
  • Private Trust Company (PTC)
  • Asset protection strategies within wealth planning
  • Insurance solutions that support wealth transfer
  • Cross-border considerations
  • Conclusion

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Authors

Steve BriceManpreet GillMike Tan

Securities

Digital Assets

Themes

Intergenerational Wealth TransferAsset Protection and StructuresCross-Border Wealth ComplexityPhilanthropy and Impact

Regions

Asia PacificMiddle EastGlobalSingaporeHong KongUnited Arab Emirates