Bleak future for the trust sector, unless we return to basics
Trusts are a nightmare to unravel – often deliberately so
Masterclass
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A compassionate new divorce law
Advisers should prepare to help HNW clients find a more amicable approach to divide assets
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How high net worth families protect against adversity
‘Back-up planning’ is a growing trend
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How to buy an advice firm
Eight top tips on how to make M&A as smooth as possible
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What happens when a Will is caught between two countries?
A barrister breaks down a recent case to help advisers know how best to help international clients
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Big shake-up of Swiss trust regulation
Changes could see costs rise and ramp up consolidation
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Financial planning for life after an exit
Entrepreneurs often require specialist advice after the sale of their business
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The international implications of divorce
What should advisers watch out for if a split is on the horizon?
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An insider’s guide to successful M&A
What makes a company an attractive prospect and what should potential acquirers take into account?
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Impact of mental incapacity on financial planning
Powers of attorney have limits – especially when overseas assets are involved
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The future of wealth management is bionic
Wealth managers have long seen robo-advice and human expertise as distinct alternatives, but firms can offer the two in tandem – and they must if they are to avoid being left behind
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Private prosecutions: an alternative path to justice
With the legal system stretched, people are going it alone – but Peters & Peters partner Hannah Laming warns it isn’t exactly straightforward