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11:35 -


12:05


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董事长 Chairman Azure集团 Azure Group


Eesh Aggarwal是总部位于迪拜的Azure集团的董事长,该公司专业提供国际税务规划和 信托以及企业解决方案等服务。Eesh在伦敦金融城接受过特许会计师的课程培训。他还 担任总部位于伦敦的Appleby Windsor注册会计师和审计师事务所的主管。他是国际税务 规划协会(ITPA)和信托与财产从业者协会(STEP)的成员。


Eesh在离岸行业拥有超过20年的工作经验,其中包括马恩岛和塞浦路斯。他擅长为高净 值个人、家庭和企业家提供咨询服务,业务领域包括国际税收规划、资产保护和遗产问题。


Eesh在许多机构担任过讲师,其中包括伦敦经济学院。目前他在迪拜担任客座讲师,帮 助学生成为英国特许会计师。


Eesh的文章发表在许多期刊上,其中包括国际税务规划协会(ITPA)的期刊以及目前迪 拜的《财富》杂志。


Emerging and Established “Onshore”


Financial Centers Role in Offshore Planning


Eesh Aggarwal is the chairman of Azure Group, based in Dubai, specialising in international tax planning and trust and corporate solutions. Eesh trained as a chartered accountant in the City of London. He is also the principal of Appleby Windsor, Chartered Accountants and Auditors based in London. He is a member of the International Tax Planning Association (ITPA) and the Society of Trust & Estate Practitioners (STEP).


Eesh has worked in the offshore industry for over 20 years, including in the Isle of Man and Cyprus. He specializes in advising high net worth individuals, families and entrepreneurs with respect to international tax planning, asset protection and probate issues.


Eesh has lectured at many institutions including the London School of Economics and is currently a guest lecturer in Dubai assisting UK chartered accountancy students.


Eesh’s articles have been published by many journals, including the ITPA and, currently, Wealth magazine (Dubai).


Panelist Eesh Aggarwal


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