Absolutely. As a family office, we continually seek innovative and secure solutions for ownership structures. One such solution is a Foundation.
A Foundation is a legal entity traditionally considered as something between a trust and a company. It operates similarly to a company but does not entail the founder's ownership rights over the Foundation's assets.
This organizational and legal form is actively used to consolidate various types of family assets into a unified holding structure. Assets transferred to the Foundation by the founder cease to be the founder's property, thereby protecting them from:
- Claims arising from disputes
- Creditor actions against the founder's property
- Family disputes
Mandatory share allocation from inheritance during asset transfer to the next generation
We can provide comprehensive guidance on the establishment and management of a Foundation as an alternative ownership structure, tailored to your specific needs and objectives.