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Families in Business No17 Nov/Dec 2004

by mz_loader | 11 February, 2011 10:31 AM

Barilla: 2004 IMD – Lombard Odier Darier Hentsch Distinguished Family Business Award;
Filthy lucre: hustler Hollywood arrives in the UK;
Private equity: a useful option;
Illiquid assets: pressures to divest;
Big move east: competing in an expanded EU.

1 November, 2004

Family business in Canada: looking towards tomorrow

Pensions and family trusts

Nepotism: old story, new twist

Maintaining wealth in the early 21st century

Recipe for success

Wills and direct investments: the most expensive neglect

Filthy lucre

Building family unity: is there a place for emotions?

The director who came in from the cold

Grant your child permission to be an entrepreneur

The big move East

An insider reviews...

Towards a business family dynasty: a lifelong process

A week at the top

Adult siblings in family business: dreams defer to reality

Once upon a time there was a successful family ...

Dutiful sons: how to succeed as heir to a great entrepreneur

Leadership in family business – the what, who and how

And now the government steps in

SRI/CSR: sunrise in the east?

Is an MBA still relevant – even for a family business?

Private equity is more of an opportunity than you think

To be or not to be in the family business – that is the question...

Wealth management and the joy of illiquid assets

Man with a plan

PIFs: the next generation of property investment

Too rich? Hire a chief wealth adviser

Wealth protection using discretionary trusts