HeyJaredFamily Business Stories
Swiss family businesses have a responsibility towards the family as well as the company. Our family business podcast series is dedicated to a number of key topics that concern family entrepreneurs: family office and asset planning, family governance, owner strategy, values…
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Health is wealth: Why family offices are taking a strategic approach to healthcare (opens the original)
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In this episode of our Family Office Stories podcast, we're joined by Kevin Büchler, CEO of SIP Medical Family Office, a firm founded in 1997 that has pioneered the concept of a "family office for your health". As families devote increasing attention to preserving health alongside preserving wealth, a new concept is emerging: the medical family office. Kevin explains how healthcare can be managed with the same strategic approach traditionally applied to family governance and wealth management. F
Private trust companies: How families structure control, succession and governance (opens the original)
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In this episode of our Family Office Stories podcast, we're joined by Andrew McCallum, Senior Partner at Rawlinson & Hunter and Chair of STEP Switzerland and Liechtenstein. In this episode dedicated to private wealth structures, we explore how families approach succession planning and asset protection using trusts, and why private trust companies are gaining traction. From the legal mechanics of trusts and how Switzerland — as a civil law country without its own substantive trust law — administe
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