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Global Greek couples in different countries set to gain from tax change
Following the decision of the Greek court, it is now possible for spouses to submit separate individual annual tax returns depending on their tax residency. This decision comes as a solution to the problem of married couples who live separately due to various reasons, such as when one of them lives abroad because of professional engagements.

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Following the decision of the Greek court, it is now possible for spouses to submit separate individual annual tax returns depending on their tax residency.

This decision comes as a solution to the problem of married couples who live separately due to various reasons, such as when one of them lives abroad because of professional engagements. 

Managing family wealth: Make it last
You can be very good at building a business but not as good at managing your wealth.

Richard C. Marston

The Chinese proverb “wealth never survives three generations” has an equivalent in many cultures and has appeared in writing over centuries. The international notion that the first generation builds wealth, the second spends and otherwise mismanages it, and the third is left with nothing, isn’t just a platitude, though.

Next-generation family leaders step up co-investments
The appetite among next-generation family business leaders for cutting-edge co-investments continues to increase, but challenges persist in closing partnership deals, research says.

James Beech

The appetite among next-generation family business leaders for cutting-edge co-investments continues to increase, but challenges persist in closing partnership deals, research says.

View from Asia-Pacific: Australia’s banking trust crisis a spur to new family offices?
Australia’s Royal Banking Commission has turned up disturbing practices in the way its financial services industry abuses the trust of its clients. Are there parallels with the haemorrhage in trust suffered in the northern hemisphere after the global financial crisis? And could it lead to a jump in new family offices?

Nicholas Moody

Australia’s Royal Banking Commission has turned up disturbing practices in the way its financial services industry abuses the trust of its clients. Are there parallels with the haemorrhage in trust suffered in the northern hemisphere after the global financial crisis? And could it lead to a jump in new family offices?

Capital Hub—The summer never ends in Cyprus
If you and your family are tired of rain and cold weather and dreaming of a non-stop summer, we can help you make your dreams come true.

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If you and your family are tired of rain and cold weather and dreaming of a non-stop summer, we can help you make your dreams come true.

Embracing change: Feisal Alibhai’s story of recovery from crisis
A triple-hit of major life crises led Feisal Alibhai from heading up a multinational family business to establishing the world’s first multi family health office. Feisal shares his personal story

Feisal Alibhai

A triple-hit of major life crises led Feisal Alibhai from heading up a multinational family business to establishing the world’s first multi family health office. Feisal shares his personal story

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