Christopher B. Oland
                                Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Global Wealth Management


The Needs of Your Company, in the Context of Your Life…
Running a business requires an exceptional ability to see the big picture - while also focusing carefully on details. The big
picture encompasses your vision for the company, how it will prosper, who you should hire, where you want to expand and
what your financing needs are. Behind each of these goals are a thousand choices - from what specialists you need to bring
in to how to optimize the resources you have - and each choice impacts the others.

My approach to developing a wealth strategy for business owners parallels the skill set used by business owners
themselves, with one additional element. For me, the big picture is not complete without knowing how the value of your
company complements the goals you have for your personal wealth. I look at your corporate and personal wealth needs,
utilizing a systematic approach, specifically designed for business owners.

With this approach, I can analyze your complete wealth picture, mindful that decisions made in one piece of the wealth
puzzle can enhance - or diminish - the value of another. My goal is to help you prepare for both the future of your business,
and the dreams you have for yourself and your family.

A Distinctive Approach…
If you are like many of my clients, your business accounts for the lion’s share of your personal wealth. I’ve designed a
comprehensive program that combines analytics with execution to help meet the financial needs of your business while also
considering your personal wealth objectives. I will often work with specialists and the professionals on your team - your
accountant or your attorney, for example - to explore your company’s need for capital, your management succession plan,
the asset allocation in your personal portfolio and your most pressing family needs, as well as many other key items. The
next step is to present you with actionable strategies to achieve your goals by covering the areas below.


  Business-Needs Review
    Everything starts by zeroing in on the factors that make a difference in your business – from your perspective on
    ownership, control and liquidity, to the key challenges and opportunities you may face. Understanding these factors
    can play an important role in addressing your lifestyle and personal goals.


  Cash Management and Capital-Needs Review
    The lifeblood of any business is cash, whether accessing capital or managing receivables and payables. I can help
    review the strategies you have in place and, if appropriate, share alternatives to consider.
      •    Cash flow strategies to help speed and simplify receivables
      •    Liquidity management solutions - to manage excess cash through short-term investment strategies
      •    Commercial borrowing solutions, including term loans, credit lines and securities-backed loans that recognize
           your full financial picture


  Retirement and Benefits Assessment
    Having the proper benefits plan is an important recruiting and retention tool. I can help you review the benefits your
    business offers - including retirement, stock incentive plans, nonqualified deferred-compensation plans and employee-
    retention strategies - from the perspective of both employer and employee.
      •    Customized solutions based on specific business objectives and characteristics
      •    401(k) plans that let employees save for retirement while deferring income taxes
      •    Strategies that enable key employees to receive enhanced retirement benefits
      •    Investment selection and monitoring services
      •    Robust asset allocation and investment advisory solutions
Risk Review
 It is important to understand and protect against unforeseen events that can jeopardize the value - or even the continuity
 - of your business. Identifying these risks is the first step in helping to protect against them.
    •       Key-person insurance to cover people who are critical to the success and profitability of your business
    •       Buy-sell agreements that govern what happens if a co-owner leaves the business, retires, dies or becomes
            disabled
    •       Diversification of concentrated equity positions
    •       Interest rate and currency hedging
    •       Integrated asset allocation analysis


Succession or Exit-Plan Assessment
 Planning ahead is vital as you look toward the next chapter of your business’ history. Whether selling a business - in
 whole or in part - or passing one on, there are a number of different exit strategies that can be considered.
    •       Tax efficient methods to transfer business interests within the family through:
        −     Intra-Family Loans
        −     Grantor Retained Annuity Trusts (GRATs)
        −     Self-Canceling Installment Notes (SCINs)
        −     Intentionally Defective Grantor Trusts (IDGTs)
        −     Installment Sales
    •       Sale to third parties (including management strategies and financial buyers)
        −     Recapitalizations
        −     Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs) / Management buy-outs
        −     Initial Public Offerings (IPOs)
        −     Outright sale of the company


Family Wealth Plan
 Your business is a critical element of your personal wealth plan. I can help ensure that decisions made for one
 complement the other, so that personal wealth and business wealth work together to increase the value of both.
    •       Asset protection
    •       Investment management
    •       Income and cash flow planning
    •       Retirement planning
    •       Education planning
    •       Stock transfers and trust structures that may save on estate and gift taxes
    •       A Family Records Organizer for all key documents




                                               Christopher B. Oland, Financial Advisor
                                  Morgan Stanley Smith Barney | Global Wealth Management Group
                                      410 Severn Avenue, Suite 211 | Annapolis, Maryland 21403
                                              Office: 410-295-5824 | Fax: 410-295-5800
                                                Email: Christopher.Oland@mssb.com

Business Client Overview

  • 1.
    Christopher B. Oland Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Global Wealth Management The Needs of Your Company, in the Context of Your Life… Running a business requires an exceptional ability to see the big picture - while also focusing carefully on details. The big picture encompasses your vision for the company, how it will prosper, who you should hire, where you want to expand and what your financing needs are. Behind each of these goals are a thousand choices - from what specialists you need to bring in to how to optimize the resources you have - and each choice impacts the others. My approach to developing a wealth strategy for business owners parallels the skill set used by business owners themselves, with one additional element. For me, the big picture is not complete without knowing how the value of your company complements the goals you have for your personal wealth. I look at your corporate and personal wealth needs, utilizing a systematic approach, specifically designed for business owners. With this approach, I can analyze your complete wealth picture, mindful that decisions made in one piece of the wealth puzzle can enhance - or diminish - the value of another. My goal is to help you prepare for both the future of your business, and the dreams you have for yourself and your family. A Distinctive Approach… If you are like many of my clients, your business accounts for the lion’s share of your personal wealth. I’ve designed a comprehensive program that combines analytics with execution to help meet the financial needs of your business while also considering your personal wealth objectives. I will often work with specialists and the professionals on your team - your accountant or your attorney, for example - to explore your company’s need for capital, your management succession plan, the asset allocation in your personal portfolio and your most pressing family needs, as well as many other key items. The next step is to present you with actionable strategies to achieve your goals by covering the areas below. Business-Needs Review Everything starts by zeroing in on the factors that make a difference in your business – from your perspective on ownership, control and liquidity, to the key challenges and opportunities you may face. Understanding these factors can play an important role in addressing your lifestyle and personal goals. Cash Management and Capital-Needs Review The lifeblood of any business is cash, whether accessing capital or managing receivables and payables. I can help review the strategies you have in place and, if appropriate, share alternatives to consider. • Cash flow strategies to help speed and simplify receivables • Liquidity management solutions - to manage excess cash through short-term investment strategies • Commercial borrowing solutions, including term loans, credit lines and securities-backed loans that recognize your full financial picture Retirement and Benefits Assessment Having the proper benefits plan is an important recruiting and retention tool. I can help you review the benefits your business offers - including retirement, stock incentive plans, nonqualified deferred-compensation plans and employee- retention strategies - from the perspective of both employer and employee. • Customized solutions based on specific business objectives and characteristics • 401(k) plans that let employees save for retirement while deferring income taxes • Strategies that enable key employees to receive enhanced retirement benefits • Investment selection and monitoring services • Robust asset allocation and investment advisory solutions
  • 2.
    Risk Review Itis important to understand and protect against unforeseen events that can jeopardize the value - or even the continuity - of your business. Identifying these risks is the first step in helping to protect against them. • Key-person insurance to cover people who are critical to the success and profitability of your business • Buy-sell agreements that govern what happens if a co-owner leaves the business, retires, dies or becomes disabled • Diversification of concentrated equity positions • Interest rate and currency hedging • Integrated asset allocation analysis Succession or Exit-Plan Assessment Planning ahead is vital as you look toward the next chapter of your business’ history. Whether selling a business - in whole or in part - or passing one on, there are a number of different exit strategies that can be considered. • Tax efficient methods to transfer business interests within the family through: − Intra-Family Loans − Grantor Retained Annuity Trusts (GRATs) − Self-Canceling Installment Notes (SCINs) − Intentionally Defective Grantor Trusts (IDGTs) − Installment Sales • Sale to third parties (including management strategies and financial buyers) − Recapitalizations − Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs) / Management buy-outs − Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) − Outright sale of the company Family Wealth Plan Your business is a critical element of your personal wealth plan. I can help ensure that decisions made for one complement the other, so that personal wealth and business wealth work together to increase the value of both. • Asset protection • Investment management • Income and cash flow planning • Retirement planning • Education planning • Stock transfers and trust structures that may save on estate and gift taxes • A Family Records Organizer for all key documents Christopher B. Oland, Financial Advisor Morgan Stanley Smith Barney | Global Wealth Management Group 410 Severn Avenue, Suite 211 | Annapolis, Maryland 21403 Office: 410-295-5824 | Fax: 410-295-5800 Email: Christopher.Oland@mssb.com