Generational Wealth Management: A Guide for Fostering Global Family Wealth

Generational Wealth Management: A Guide for Fostering Global Family Wealth

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Oct 5, 2010 · Inglés · Tapa blanda (342 páginas)
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Detalles del libro

Formato Tapa blanda
Páginas 342
Idioma Inglés
Publicado Oct 5, 2010
Editorial Euromoney Trading Ltd
ISBN-10 1843742802
ISBN-13 9781843742807

Descripción

Generational Wealth Management, by Lisa Gray, author of the best-selling The New Family Office, offers a new view of wealth for families who wish to preserve their heritage and to extend the benefits of the gift of wealth for five generations and beyond. It is a guidebook for families and advisors alike, healing broken family relationships around the wealth and illuminating gaps in the family client-advisory relationship, which threaten the achievement of family wealth management goals. The book broadens the scope of wealth management and more directly aligns it with the family's authenticity. The influence of generational and behavioural biases on the wealth management process determines a families' ability to circumvent the fulfillment of the 'Rags to riches to rags in three generations' proverb. It is an essential exposé on the elements that sabotage family success, but it does not leave families there; it leads them towards a path where they are more optimally served by their wealth and by the advisors who guide them. A new approach called the Generational Wealth Management Continuum incorporates family assets which are often overlooked, into a more effectively integrated family wealth portfolio and outlines a wealth management process that sheds new light on risk management and asset protection strategies. In a changing world, this book offers families access to the tools they need to safely and successfully navigate the waters toward family wealth flourishing.

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