ITPA MEETING OCTOBER 2015 MONTE-CARLO
Book your place now at the ITPA meeting in Monte-Carlo 11-13 October 2015 Hôtel Hermitage
TUESDAY 13 OCTOBER
09.00 Economic substance: Frank Schut
Corporate structures for tax optimisation
Influence of OECD and BEPS
Changes in tax treaties Need for operational reality
09.40 Access to Europe via Malta, and other routes: Peter Krummenacher
How Malta has set a new standard in attracting foreign direct investment and international talent
Other European economic migration opportunities for international investors
Potential tax planning via alternative residence or citizenship
Future developments in this fast developing field
10.20 Coffee Attitude of national authorities
10.50 Succession structuring for international business families: Rose Chamberlayne
Trendsetting – the key collaborative trends
Surviving a generational transition – the reality
The importance of good governance – but more importantly, how you tackle implementation
How effective is your structure? The good governance questionnaire
A defensive strategy – understanding risk and fortifying structures
Family constitutions – are they ever the answer?
To family office or not to family office? Do I really need one and what might it look like?
11.30 Reluctant settlors
and difficult beneficiaries: Stella Mitchell-Voisin
How do you coach controlling, self- destructive personalities effectively, so
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that dealing with them becomes not only bearable, but a pleasure?
The problem of 20/20 investment hindsight: how might you navigate the choppy waters of the emotive ‘performance conversation’?
Family offices often act as gatekeepers to settlors and beneficiaries: how do you manage the power struggle?
Horrible grumpy people: what is the best way forward when faced with them?
12.10 Pre-lunch drinks, followed by set lunch 14.30 Discussion session I, followed by tea 15.45 Discussion session II
16.30 Close of meeting
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