Europe and international private wealth centres
European solutions require coordination of residence, family ownership, business, banking and the rules of several countries.
Andorra
Families consider Andorra for European residence, private wealth and entrepreneurial activity. Any plan requires analysis of genuine relocation and connections with other countries.
Gibraltar
Gibraltar uses the English legal tradition and specialised regimes for international business. Commercial purpose, regulation and the relationship with the UK and EU are central.
Hong Kong
Hong Kong remains an important centre for business, investment and family wealth in Greater China. We coordinate the corporate, banking and succession aspects of ownership.
Jersey and Guernsey
The Channel Islands have mature trust, foundation and professional administration sectors. Trustee quality, governance and tax connectivity are critical for families.
Liechtenstein
Liechtenstein is known for private foundations, trusts and long-term family wealth planning. Structures must address control, succession and cross-border reporting.
Malta
Malta combines EU law, an English-speaking business environment and structures for funds, trusts and regulated business. Substance and the actual operating model require careful review.
Monaco
Monaco is a centre for private wealth and family residence. Relocation must be considered together with property, banking, succession and tax connections.
Singapore
Singapore is one of Asia’s leading family wealth centres. Family offices, funds, companies, residence and investment oversight require a coordinated architecture and real substance.
Switzerland
Switzerland remains an international centre for private banking, wealth management and family planning. SGC provides independent provider review and coordinated decision-making.