Succession Is Not a Document, It’s a Practice: Why Families Delay and What It Costs Them
Succession planning is one of those topics that almost every ultra high net worth family acknowledges as important and almost every family postpones.
What Does Family Office Governance Actually Require, and Why Most Structures Fail Without It
There is a version of a family office that exists on paper and a version that actually works.
Beyond Setup: A Fund Vehicle Built for Collective Investment Schemes — Understanding the Variable Capital Company
A private investment holding company, or several segregated holding entities, will usually serve the family better and at lower cost and complexity.
Beyond the Insurance Wrapper: How Actively Managed Certificates Extend What a PPLI or VUL Can Hold
Insurers and policy custodians maintain defined lists of approved products, asset classes, and counterparties for sound reasons — regulatory compliance, operational risk management, and valuation consistency among them.
Insurance-Based Planning in the Family Office Architecture: Where Life Insurance Fits in CRS, Tax, and Succession Design
Each of these conversations tends to happen in isolation — disconnected from the corporate structure, the CRS classification, and the succession architecture the client has already built, often with our assistance.
What Is a Singapore Family Office, and Is It the Right Structure for Your Situation?
At its core, a family office is the institutionalisation of a family’s private wealth management.
Single or Multi Family Office? Two Regulatory Pathways Not Often Defined Explictly
These are two separate frameworks, administered under different legal bases, answering different questions
What Are the Real Costs of Setting Up and Running a Family Office in Singapore?
Published by: Blue Brick Consulting Group This is the question we are asked every now and then, and the one clients most need answered honestly. Most conversations about family offices in Singapore focus on the benefits, including the tax treatment, the prestige, the governance sophistication, and skip past the part where someone explains, in concrete […]
