This document provides an overview and agenda for the Family Office Forum conference taking place on November 11-12, 2014 in Zurich. The conference will bring together over 180 English-speaking family offices from around the world. The agenda lists over 90 speakers from family offices and related fields who will present on topics like family governance, asset allocation, alternative investments, and geographic opportunities. Attendees can choose from five parallel program streams and will have opportunities for networking and exchanging ideas. The goal of the conference is for family offices to learn from each other and experts on improving their operations and strategies.
The document summarizes the program for the EuroFinance conference on international cash and treasury management being held from May 13-15, 2015 in Miami. The conference will address how treasurers can steer the right course during times of disruption. Speakers will discuss challenges like adapting to changes in tax rules and regulations, addressing cyber threats, and navigating new banking regulations and relationships under Basel III. The program consists of plenary sessions and breakout streams over three days covering topics like centralization strategies, payment factories, treasury technology, and best practices in Latin America.
This document provides an agenda for the EuroFinance 21st annual conference on International Cash, Treasury & Risk for Finance Professionals in Asia to be held from May 20-22, 2015 in Singapore. The conference will focus on helping treasury professionals balance innovation, growth, regulation and uncertainty. It will include sessions on topics like FX hedging mistakes, managing regulatory risk, liquidity optimization, payments solutions, and doing business in China. Keynote speakers will discuss issues like the future of the RMB, using data and technology to transform treasury, and balancing business growth with an uncertain global economic environment. The agenda outlines the daily schedules, session details, speakers and open discussion formats designed to debate key industry topics.
This document provides an agenda and overview for the EuroFinance 23rd annual conference on International Cash & Treasury Management taking place from October 15-17, 2014 in Budapest, Hungary. The conference will focus on how treasury and finance professionals can embrace and adapt to disruptive innovation in both their businesses and industry. Over the 3 day event, there will be keynote speeches, case studies, and panel discussions on topics such as disruptive trends, regulatory changes, technology advances, and best practices. Attendees will include over 1,900 delegates from over 650 companies representing 72% of corporate treasury structures.
A thorough review of what makes a great ecosystem for entrepreneurs. It's not enough to have a great idea or a great team, as an entrepreneur you need a supporting environment that will help you succeed. In this presentation you can find the main ingredients that create a good ecosystem for startups along with a review of main European startup ecosystems.
Presented at the Digital Ventures/Siam Commercial Bank Faster Future Fintech Forum (28 Feb 2017, Bangkok) by Paul Ark, Managing Director of Corporate Venture Capital of Digital Ventures
Transparency is one of our core values at Seedcamp and we are no strangers to how tough the fundraising process can be. In a continued spirit of openness and to show how - like with startups - our own story and proposition moves on, we're sharing the deck we used to raise our heavily-oversubscribed Seedcamp Fund V.
Read more about our plans to invest in and support the next generation of exceptional European talent on our blog: https://seedcamp.com/news/
International Cash & Treasury Management | Miami 2014efguedes
***International Cash & Treasury Management | Miami***
Miami, USA, 14-16 May 2014
The only treasury event in the Americas with a truly global perspective
Key features
- EuroFinance Miami is the premier event for senior finance professionals operating in the Americas, bringing together the top treasurers and providers under the same roof.
-The meeting place for high-level, international treasurers who want to collaborate and share solutions.
- Corporate case studies - from large MNCs and America's leading corporations
- Network and connect with over 500 professionals
- Unique opportunity to meet decision makers from some of the largest corporations operating in the Americas region.
- EuroFinance is the leading provider of treasury, cash management risk conferences, training and events.
- Running over 50 events around the world, we have an unrivalled view of global best practice.
For further information, please email marketing@eurofinance.com
Alternative Sources Of Funding For Creative Technology Businessgcecs2009
The document provides information about alternative sources of funding for creative technology businesses. It summarizes presentations from a panel on the topic, which included representatives from a venture capital firm, an arts organization, and an economic development organization. The panel discussed various sources of early-stage funding like angel investors, venture capital, and government grants. It also reviewed trends in venture capital investments and deals over recent years. The economic development organization representative described their organization's funding programs for seed and early-stage companies in Southeastern Pennsylvania.
The document summarizes the program for the EuroFinance conference on international cash and treasury management being held from May 13-15, 2015 in Miami. The conference will address how treasurers can steer the right course during times of disruption. Speakers will discuss challenges like adapting to changes in tax rules and regulations, addressing cyber threats, and navigating new banking regulations and relationships under Basel III. The program consists of plenary sessions and breakout streams over three days covering topics like centralization strategies, payment factories, treasury technology, and best practices in Latin America.
This document provides an agenda for the EuroFinance 21st annual conference on International Cash, Treasury & Risk for Finance Professionals in Asia to be held from May 20-22, 2015 in Singapore. The conference will focus on helping treasury professionals balance innovation, growth, regulation and uncertainty. It will include sessions on topics like FX hedging mistakes, managing regulatory risk, liquidity optimization, payments solutions, and doing business in China. Keynote speakers will discuss issues like the future of the RMB, using data and technology to transform treasury, and balancing business growth with an uncertain global economic environment. The agenda outlines the daily schedules, session details, speakers and open discussion formats designed to debate key industry topics.
This document provides an agenda and overview for the EuroFinance 23rd annual conference on International Cash & Treasury Management taking place from October 15-17, 2014 in Budapest, Hungary. The conference will focus on how treasury and finance professionals can embrace and adapt to disruptive innovation in both their businesses and industry. Over the 3 day event, there will be keynote speeches, case studies, and panel discussions on topics such as disruptive trends, regulatory changes, technology advances, and best practices. Attendees will include over 1,900 delegates from over 650 companies representing 72% of corporate treasury structures.
A thorough review of what makes a great ecosystem for entrepreneurs. It's not enough to have a great idea or a great team, as an entrepreneur you need a supporting environment that will help you succeed. In this presentation you can find the main ingredients that create a good ecosystem for startups along with a review of main European startup ecosystems.
Presented at the Digital Ventures/Siam Commercial Bank Faster Future Fintech Forum (28 Feb 2017, Bangkok) by Paul Ark, Managing Director of Corporate Venture Capital of Digital Ventures
Transparency is one of our core values at Seedcamp and we are no strangers to how tough the fundraising process can be. In a continued spirit of openness and to show how - like with startups - our own story and proposition moves on, we're sharing the deck we used to raise our heavily-oversubscribed Seedcamp Fund V.
Read more about our plans to invest in and support the next generation of exceptional European talent on our blog: https://seedcamp.com/news/
International Cash & Treasury Management | Miami 2014efguedes
***International Cash & Treasury Management | Miami***
Miami, USA, 14-16 May 2014
The only treasury event in the Americas with a truly global perspective
Key features
- EuroFinance Miami is the premier event for senior finance professionals operating in the Americas, bringing together the top treasurers and providers under the same roof.
-The meeting place for high-level, international treasurers who want to collaborate and share solutions.
- Corporate case studies - from large MNCs and America's leading corporations
- Network and connect with over 500 professionals
- Unique opportunity to meet decision makers from some of the largest corporations operating in the Americas region.
- EuroFinance is the leading provider of treasury, cash management risk conferences, training and events.
- Running over 50 events around the world, we have an unrivalled view of global best practice.
For further information, please email marketing@eurofinance.com
Alternative Sources Of Funding For Creative Technology Businessgcecs2009
The document provides information about alternative sources of funding for creative technology businesses. It summarizes presentations from a panel on the topic, which included representatives from a venture capital firm, an arts organization, and an economic development organization. The panel discussed various sources of early-stage funding like angel investors, venture capital, and government grants. It also reviewed trends in venture capital investments and deals over recent years. The economic development organization representative described their organization's funding programs for seed and early-stage companies in Southeastern Pennsylvania.
The document is KPMG's 2016 Startup Ecosystem Survey report for Slovakia. It provides summaries of the survey findings on Slovak entrepreneurs and the startup investment environment. Some key findings include:
- Most entrepreneurs are young (under 35) and well-educated, though not all have technical degrees. Many have other business commitments besides their startup.
- Startups are primarily in the early stages, with less than half generating revenue or raising external funding. However, they create employment and have plans to hire more staff and raise funding in the coming year.
- Investors in Slovakia are primarily venture capitalists. They have increased investments over the past year and are willing to invest over €30 million in start
Managing Startups in Times of Covid-19 WHU Incubator
This document provides guidance and resources for startup founders and managers during the COVID-19 crisis. It discusses fundraising challenges like VCs focusing on existing portfolio companies and making fewer investments at potentially lower valuations. It recommends communicating frequently with investors and employees, and being proactive in crisis management. If layoffs are needed, leaders should handle them with care and cultural sensitivity. The document also provides links to additional resources on defensive and offensive strategies during crises, choosing investors, and general leadership in uncertain times.
The document summarizes a venture capital fund that invests globally in technology companies. It has offices in major tech hubs around the world like Silicon Valley, Shanghai, Mexico City, and Dubai. The fund has invested in over 55 companies so far with a total valuation of $600 million generated from 8 exits. It provides services to support portfolio companies, including business consulting, sales and marketing support, and access to mentors. The fund aims to generate returns through investing in cutting-edge technology startups focused on growth.
DN Capital - How to build a silicon-valley like ecosystemFarooq Azam
DN Capital is an early-stage technology investor that has raised over €239 million across 3 funds since 2000. It has invested in over 50 companies and focuses on consumer and enterprise technology across Europe and the US. Some of its most successful exits include investments in companies that were acquired by larger companies, with portfolio highlights kept confidential. The document outlines recommendations for various stakeholders on how to create a vibrant venture capital ecosystem, including roles for government, tax authorities, universities, lawyers, entrepreneurs, investors, and enterprises.
Future of Venture Capital 2016 - PwC PresentationSteven Maarbani
This document discusses corporate venture capital (CVC) and its growth. It notes that the number of CVC funds and deals has doubled or increased significantly since 2010 globally and in Asia. In Australia, CVC activity is also growing. CVCs can accelerate startup growth by providing branding, customers, resources, industry knowledge and networks. The document outlines typical startup funding stages and funding ranges. It presents frameworks for CVC strategies including defining objectives, developing opportunities, engagement methods, and realizing synergies post-investment. Unicorns that have been backed by CVCs are also mentioned.
This document discusses venture capital funding in Central and Eastern Europe. It notes that returns on venture capital funds come from large investments ("big checks") in companies that have high valuations, like "black swan" companies valued at over 250 million PLN. However, there are very few such large, highly-valued tech companies in the region. The document suggests alternative approaches for venture capital in CEE, such as lowering risk, focusing on niche B2B businesses, or engaging global partners to help regional companies expand beyond CEE.
A Brief History of Venture Capital Innovation from 1946 to Today, from Sand Hill Rd to Startup Studios, Accelerators, Crowdfunding, AngelList and ICOs.
This document summarizes an agenda for the 7th annual conference on Liquidity and Cash Management for European Companies taking place on March 17-18, 2009 in Amsterdam. The conference will address responding to the financial crisis and embracing risk, with programming highlights such as the new banking landscape, fostering growth in a down market, and understanding counterparty risk with financial service providers. Over 270 finance and treasury professionals from across Europe attended the 2008 conference.
We are big advocates of transparency at Seedcamp and understand first hand just how tough the fundraising process can be. It's not just startups who go through this but funds too. In the spirit of openness, we're sharing the deck we used to go out to investors for Seedcamp Fund IV.
Read more about our plans to invest in 100 new European startups with our biggest and boldest fund yet over on our blog: http://seedcamp.com/seedcamp-fund-iv-announcement/
If you're Vietnamese startup need help in fundraising, we may help connecting to investors in our network, please input your information here: http://bit.ly/vietnamstartupprofile
Notation Capital is a pre-seed venture capital fund based in NYC. In its first year, it invested $1.65 million across 10 companies at an average size of $165k per deal. Notation focuses on being a strong technical partner to exceptional founding teams very early on. It has also begun leveraging AngelList to syndicate deals and increase ownership stakes. Going forward, Notation aims to continue building its founder community and partner network in NYC.
John Murray, Presentation TCI2018 European Conference SofiaTCI Network
This document discusses clusters and internationalization, focusing on examples from Serbia, Georgia, and Tonga. It provides details about the Niš Cluster in Serbia, including its history, areas of work, and chronology from 2010 to 2020. Key factors that influence internationalization are identified as geography, size of country, culture, capacity, infiltration, market demand, and historical/cultural linkages. The future vision is for Nis to become a hub for SME and startup growth with a full hi-tech ecosystem.
Austrian Startup Report 2013 by Speedinvest [English]Speedinvest
The Austrian Startup Report 2013 provides data on Austria's growing startup community through surveys of 575 individuals, including founders, employees, investors, and institutions. It finds that most Austrian startups are still in the early idea phase, founded by first-time entrepreneurs in their early 30s who pursued business or engineering degrees. While startups seek international growth, they struggle to connect with investors and face challenges such as high taxes and a lack of culture supporting failure. The report calls for reforms like tax incentives, liberalized laws, simplified information, and rethought subsidies to better support Austria's startup ecosystem.
Financial alternatives starters day march 2016Securex
The document discusses various options for financing a startup company, including crowdfunding, business angels, and subsidies. It provides details on each option, such as typical fundraising amounts, average investment sizes, and success rates. Business angels are described as experienced entrepreneurs and executives who can provide both funding and strategic guidance to startups. Statistics are presented on business angel deals in Belgium from 2011-2015 by sector, funding amount, and company stage. The document concludes by discussing various public support programs and subsidies available for startup creation, growth, innovation and internationalization in Belgium.
Guest lecture corporate venture capital (herman kienhuis)Herman Kienhuis
Guest Lecture about Corporate Venture Capital by Herman Kienhuis for Corporate Venturing course, MSc Business Administration, Amsterdam Business School (University of Amsterdam - UvA)
DealMarket DIGEST Issue 162 //14 November 2014CAR FOR YOU
This weekly digest from DealMarket provides summaries of recent private equity news items:
1) A study found that family-owned businesses were more innovative than comparable companies, filing more patents while spending less on R&D.
2) A report showed that sector-focused private investment funds outperformed generalist PE funds over 10 years, with sector specialists achieving higher returns.
3) Sequoia Capital shared "eternal truths" from its decades of investing, including that outperformance comes from patience and gradual team improvement.
PJ Tech Catalyst is a €15 million seed-stage investment fund that invests in technology startups in Greece. The fund provides equity investments of up to €750k for pre-revenue companies that are typically 6-24 months old. The experienced management team aims to support Greece's startup scene, invest in promising ICT startups, and help them grow into world-class companies. The fund offers startups investment capital as well as access to its network and expertise in technology management, deal structuring, and business development.
My Personal Entrepreneurial Perspective on "How VC really works" - Concordia...Chris Arsenault
My personal perspective Perspective on "How VC really works" from an entrepreneurial point of view
Concordia University – MBA Finance class
29 November 2014
eCom21: Bitcoin exchanges state of the market 2015Jon Matonis
This document discusses the state of bitcoin exchanges in 2015. It provides statistics on exchange volume and leading exchanges, and explores benefits like increased liquidity and risk management opportunities. The document also examines the future prospects of bitcoin exchanges, predicting more sophisticated offerings like derivatives and a shift towards collateralized models to manage counterparty risk. It concludes by thanking the reader.
The document discusses the pressures facing the global food system and the roles of various actors in ensuring food is safe and trustworthy. It provides an overview of the Food Standards Agency (FSA) in the UK, which aims to protect public health and consumer interests related to food. The FSA sees increasing challenges from climate change, population growth, and resource constraints. It argues all parts of the food system must work to ensure safety and transparency. The role of empowered consumers who make informed choices is also emphasized.
This document provides an overview of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), including confidential information, what an NDA is, the life of an NDA, types of NDAs, case studies analyzing NDAs, and conclusions. It discusses how confidential information is protected by law, how an NDA is a legally binding agreement between a discloser and recipient of confidential information, and how the obligations of an NDA typically end when the information becomes public, is independently developed, or is received from another authorized source. The document also briefly outlines one-way and two-way NDAs and provides examples of NDA case studies.
The document is KPMG's 2016 Startup Ecosystem Survey report for Slovakia. It provides summaries of the survey findings on Slovak entrepreneurs and the startup investment environment. Some key findings include:
- Most entrepreneurs are young (under 35) and well-educated, though not all have technical degrees. Many have other business commitments besides their startup.
- Startups are primarily in the early stages, with less than half generating revenue or raising external funding. However, they create employment and have plans to hire more staff and raise funding in the coming year.
- Investors in Slovakia are primarily venture capitalists. They have increased investments over the past year and are willing to invest over €30 million in start
Managing Startups in Times of Covid-19 WHU Incubator
This document provides guidance and resources for startup founders and managers during the COVID-19 crisis. It discusses fundraising challenges like VCs focusing on existing portfolio companies and making fewer investments at potentially lower valuations. It recommends communicating frequently with investors and employees, and being proactive in crisis management. If layoffs are needed, leaders should handle them with care and cultural sensitivity. The document also provides links to additional resources on defensive and offensive strategies during crises, choosing investors, and general leadership in uncertain times.
The document summarizes a venture capital fund that invests globally in technology companies. It has offices in major tech hubs around the world like Silicon Valley, Shanghai, Mexico City, and Dubai. The fund has invested in over 55 companies so far with a total valuation of $600 million generated from 8 exits. It provides services to support portfolio companies, including business consulting, sales and marketing support, and access to mentors. The fund aims to generate returns through investing in cutting-edge technology startups focused on growth.
DN Capital - How to build a silicon-valley like ecosystemFarooq Azam
DN Capital is an early-stage technology investor that has raised over €239 million across 3 funds since 2000. It has invested in over 50 companies and focuses on consumer and enterprise technology across Europe and the US. Some of its most successful exits include investments in companies that were acquired by larger companies, with portfolio highlights kept confidential. The document outlines recommendations for various stakeholders on how to create a vibrant venture capital ecosystem, including roles for government, tax authorities, universities, lawyers, entrepreneurs, investors, and enterprises.
Future of Venture Capital 2016 - PwC PresentationSteven Maarbani
This document discusses corporate venture capital (CVC) and its growth. It notes that the number of CVC funds and deals has doubled or increased significantly since 2010 globally and in Asia. In Australia, CVC activity is also growing. CVCs can accelerate startup growth by providing branding, customers, resources, industry knowledge and networks. The document outlines typical startup funding stages and funding ranges. It presents frameworks for CVC strategies including defining objectives, developing opportunities, engagement methods, and realizing synergies post-investment. Unicorns that have been backed by CVCs are also mentioned.
This document discusses venture capital funding in Central and Eastern Europe. It notes that returns on venture capital funds come from large investments ("big checks") in companies that have high valuations, like "black swan" companies valued at over 250 million PLN. However, there are very few such large, highly-valued tech companies in the region. The document suggests alternative approaches for venture capital in CEE, such as lowering risk, focusing on niche B2B businesses, or engaging global partners to help regional companies expand beyond CEE.
A Brief History of Venture Capital Innovation from 1946 to Today, from Sand Hill Rd to Startup Studios, Accelerators, Crowdfunding, AngelList and ICOs.
This document summarizes an agenda for the 7th annual conference on Liquidity and Cash Management for European Companies taking place on March 17-18, 2009 in Amsterdam. The conference will address responding to the financial crisis and embracing risk, with programming highlights such as the new banking landscape, fostering growth in a down market, and understanding counterparty risk with financial service providers. Over 270 finance and treasury professionals from across Europe attended the 2008 conference.
We are big advocates of transparency at Seedcamp and understand first hand just how tough the fundraising process can be. It's not just startups who go through this but funds too. In the spirit of openness, we're sharing the deck we used to go out to investors for Seedcamp Fund IV.
Read more about our plans to invest in 100 new European startups with our biggest and boldest fund yet over on our blog: http://seedcamp.com/seedcamp-fund-iv-announcement/
If you're Vietnamese startup need help in fundraising, we may help connecting to investors in our network, please input your information here: http://bit.ly/vietnamstartupprofile
Notation Capital is a pre-seed venture capital fund based in NYC. In its first year, it invested $1.65 million across 10 companies at an average size of $165k per deal. Notation focuses on being a strong technical partner to exceptional founding teams very early on. It has also begun leveraging AngelList to syndicate deals and increase ownership stakes. Going forward, Notation aims to continue building its founder community and partner network in NYC.
John Murray, Presentation TCI2018 European Conference SofiaTCI Network
This document discusses clusters and internationalization, focusing on examples from Serbia, Georgia, and Tonga. It provides details about the Niš Cluster in Serbia, including its history, areas of work, and chronology from 2010 to 2020. Key factors that influence internationalization are identified as geography, size of country, culture, capacity, infiltration, market demand, and historical/cultural linkages. The future vision is for Nis to become a hub for SME and startup growth with a full hi-tech ecosystem.
Austrian Startup Report 2013 by Speedinvest [English]Speedinvest
The Austrian Startup Report 2013 provides data on Austria's growing startup community through surveys of 575 individuals, including founders, employees, investors, and institutions. It finds that most Austrian startups are still in the early idea phase, founded by first-time entrepreneurs in their early 30s who pursued business or engineering degrees. While startups seek international growth, they struggle to connect with investors and face challenges such as high taxes and a lack of culture supporting failure. The report calls for reforms like tax incentives, liberalized laws, simplified information, and rethought subsidies to better support Austria's startup ecosystem.
Financial alternatives starters day march 2016Securex
The document discusses various options for financing a startup company, including crowdfunding, business angels, and subsidies. It provides details on each option, such as typical fundraising amounts, average investment sizes, and success rates. Business angels are described as experienced entrepreneurs and executives who can provide both funding and strategic guidance to startups. Statistics are presented on business angel deals in Belgium from 2011-2015 by sector, funding amount, and company stage. The document concludes by discussing various public support programs and subsidies available for startup creation, growth, innovation and internationalization in Belgium.
Guest lecture corporate venture capital (herman kienhuis)Herman Kienhuis
Guest Lecture about Corporate Venture Capital by Herman Kienhuis for Corporate Venturing course, MSc Business Administration, Amsterdam Business School (University of Amsterdam - UvA)
DealMarket DIGEST Issue 162 //14 November 2014CAR FOR YOU
This weekly digest from DealMarket provides summaries of recent private equity news items:
1) A study found that family-owned businesses were more innovative than comparable companies, filing more patents while spending less on R&D.
2) A report showed that sector-focused private investment funds outperformed generalist PE funds over 10 years, with sector specialists achieving higher returns.
3) Sequoia Capital shared "eternal truths" from its decades of investing, including that outperformance comes from patience and gradual team improvement.
PJ Tech Catalyst is a €15 million seed-stage investment fund that invests in technology startups in Greece. The fund provides equity investments of up to €750k for pre-revenue companies that are typically 6-24 months old. The experienced management team aims to support Greece's startup scene, invest in promising ICT startups, and help them grow into world-class companies. The fund offers startups investment capital as well as access to its network and expertise in technology management, deal structuring, and business development.
My Personal Entrepreneurial Perspective on "How VC really works" - Concordia...Chris Arsenault
My personal perspective Perspective on "How VC really works" from an entrepreneurial point of view
Concordia University – MBA Finance class
29 November 2014
eCom21: Bitcoin exchanges state of the market 2015Jon Matonis
This document discusses the state of bitcoin exchanges in 2015. It provides statistics on exchange volume and leading exchanges, and explores benefits like increased liquidity and risk management opportunities. The document also examines the future prospects of bitcoin exchanges, predicting more sophisticated offerings like derivatives and a shift towards collateralized models to manage counterparty risk. It concludes by thanking the reader.
The document discusses the pressures facing the global food system and the roles of various actors in ensuring food is safe and trustworthy. It provides an overview of the Food Standards Agency (FSA) in the UK, which aims to protect public health and consumer interests related to food. The FSA sees increasing challenges from climate change, population growth, and resource constraints. It argues all parts of the food system must work to ensure safety and transparency. The role of empowered consumers who make informed choices is also emphasized.
This document provides an overview of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), including confidential information, what an NDA is, the life of an NDA, types of NDAs, case studies analyzing NDAs, and conclusions. It discusses how confidential information is protected by law, how an NDA is a legally binding agreement between a discloser and recipient of confidential information, and how the obligations of an NDA typically end when the information becomes public, is independently developed, or is received from another authorized source. The document also briefly outlines one-way and two-way NDAs and provides examples of NDA case studies.
Integrating Traditional and Social Media WebinarCapstrat
TV. Digital. Radio. Social. All great media channels, and opportunities, to reach audiences. But how do they fit together? Join Jay Dolan, Senior Social Media Strategist, and Maria Walker, Media Supervisor, as they share 10 tips for integration.
Este documento presenta una unidad de estudio sobre comunicación y lenguaje. La unidad cubre temas como el vocabulario, las técnicas de lectura, la creación de textos, la ortografía, la expresión de opiniones y el uso de pronombres. También incluye preguntas para debates y lecturas sobre la evolución del lenguaje humano.
The document outlines an agenda for a payments conference that will discuss the current and future payments landscape. It will include presentations on bank-based transfers, online and mobile payments, virtual currencies, and truly global transfers. Speakers will represent organizations such as the NY Federal Reserve, The Clearing House, Citibank, Azimo, Dwolla, IBM, Mozido, the Bitcoin Foundation, Coinbase, Blockchain, and Ripple Labs.
Muhammad Sameer Ghazi is seeking a position that utilizes his engineering skills and management experience. He has a B.E. in Polymer and Petrochemical Engineering from Ned University of Engineering and Technology with a CGPA of 3.28. His work experience includes positions as a Project Engineer, Process Engineer, and internships in various engineering firms. He has strong organizational, communication, and IT skills.
This document lists 5 consumer technology products: the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ smartphone, Sony PlayStation 4 game console, Nvidia GeForce GTX Titan X graphics card, Oculus Rift virtual reality headset, and an item called "Skate voador" which may refer to a type of hoverboard or flying skateboard. The document provides a brief listing of popular and recently released electronics and virtual reality items without further details.
This document is a non-disclosure agreement between Jereh Combined Energy Co., Ltd and Sagar Cement Company Limited regarding a 2x50MW natural gas power generation project. It outlines that any confidential information shared between the parties in relation to the project must be kept strictly confidential. It defines confidential information and stipulates how it must be handled, stored, copied and ultimately returned or destroyed. It also outlines liabilities for any breaches of the agreement.
The non-disclosure agreement establishes that Company A and Company B intend to share confidential proprietary information with each other to evaluate a potential business relationship; it requires that the recipient maintain the confidentiality of the proprietary information and only use it for the intended purposes; and it outlines remedies for unauthorized use or disclosure of the proprietary information.
İnovatif Kimya Dergisi Sayı-1 Anlatılan Konu Başlıkları
Kimyacıyız ve Tabii ki Sabuncuyuz
Mehmet Ali Kağıtçı
Kompost
Mikalar
Atom ve Atom Altı Dünyası
Ülkemizde Kimya Eğitimi ve Sorunlar
Kimya ile İlgili Sözler ve Yazılar
Chemdraw nedir?
Gizli Düşman
Ayrıca Her Ay 3 Web Sitesi ve Kimya Bulmacası
İyi okumalar dileriz.
C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E Bilong Nov 2015Bilong Siting
This document contains the personal and professional details of BILONG SITING. It includes his name, contact information, educational background which consists of a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and Safety Health Officer certification. It also lists his relevant coursework and areas of technical expertise such as HSE Advisor, safety auditing, and emergency response. Bilong Siting has over 20 years of experience in the oil and gas industry starting in technical operations and now in safety and health. He currently works as an HSE Advisor conducting audits, training, and ensuring safety procedures. The document provides three professional references.
Este documento describe las ventajas y desventajas de los blogs. Explica que los blogs son sitios web que permiten a los autores publicar contenido de forma periódica y actualizada. También permiten que los lectores dejen comentarios y entablen un diálogo. El documento concluye que los blogs son una herramienta útil tanto para docentes como estudiantes ya que promueven el aprendizaje activo y autónomo.
Withernsea Primary School is a large school in Withernsea, England with over 500 pupils aged 3 to 11. It has two buildings and a large field for playing. Some of the activities students enjoy include a fun run for Sports Relief, celebrating World Book Day, and an Oscar ceremony when pupils leave for secondary school. The school also offers residential field trips and an annual fair. More information about the school can be found on their website.
La pandemia de COVID-19 ha tenido un impacto significativo en la economía mundial. Muchos países experimentaron fuertes caídas en el PIB y aumentos en el desempleo debido a los cierres generalizados. Ahora, a medida que se levantan las restricciones, la recuperación económica será gradual a medida que los consumidores y las empresas se readaptan a la nueva normalidad.
Lorena de la Vega Sevilla ofrece un servicio de atención al cliente profesional, cortés y accesible, con la capacidad de ejecutar cualquier servicio de forma confiable y al precio justo, asegurando comprender las necesidades del usuario.
This document provides an overview of various emerging technologies including augmented reality, virtual reality, 3D printing, drones, big data, cloud computing, and the Internet of Things. It also discusses some challenges with early augmented reality technologies like Google Glass and outlines key questions to consider when evaluating new business technologies and requirements.
İnovatif Kimya Dergisi Sayı-25 Anlatılan Konu Başlıkları
Tehlike Sembolleri ve Kimya
Makrohalkalı Bileşikler ve Ftalosiyaninlerin Kullanım Alanları
Suyun Gizli Mesajı
Aldoz Redüktaz Enzimi ve Diyabet ile İlişkisi
PSI (Pisi) Schrödinger Denklemi Elektron ve Kuantum Mekaniği
Ayrıca Her Ay 3 Web Sitesi ve Kimya Bulmacası, Kimya Sektöründen Haberler, Kimya Sözlüğü ile Element Tanıyalım
İyi okumalar dileriz.
Effective wealth planning in and from SwitzerlandAriane_Slinger
STEP GENEVA CONFERENCE - 23 May 2011
- Swiss planning techniques: which products to use?
- Banking secrecy and exchange of information: the future of private banking?
- What are the expertise and structures required to face the challenges ahead?
- Should Switzerland adopt its own internal trust?
With ACE International and Ariane Slinger
Fleming is a global event organizer that provides conferences, training, and exhibitions on strategic issues. They connect industry professionals and executives across sectors like pharmaceuticals, finance, energy, and more. Fleming organizes over 300 events annually across multiple continents, bringing together over 20,000 attendees from 50+ nationalities to network and share knowledge. Their goal is to stimulate economies by facilitating business opportunities and understanding clients' strategic needs.
Case Study: Documaster on Startup Day: Think BIG, Think Global, September 24....Oslo Business Region
The CEO of Documaster discusses his experience traveling abroad with the TINC program. Some key points:
1) The goals of traveling with TINC were to develop a scalable growth plan, validate market opportunities, learn about fundraising in Silicon Valley, and identify partners and resellers.
2) He notes the "pay-it-forward culture" of startups in other places, with people willing to introduce you to their networks and say "I know someone who could help you."
3) His advice for others considering traveling abroad is to test your product with real people, seek validation outside of Norway, and go as a team for at least a few weeks to get feedback before returning.
2018-10-22 Local Leaders introduction to Founder Institute Lisbon Fall 2018Sandro Batista
Founder Institute - Lisbon Fall 2018
Orientation Session - 2018-10-22
Presentation from Local Leaders: Sandro Batista, Carlos Correia and Rui Vasconcelos
GRI Europe Summit 2015 - Official program now availablecogri
The document summarizes the 18th Annual GRI Europe Summit taking place in Paris on September 10-11, 2015. It will bring together over 450 senior real estate leaders from over 30 countries to participate in closed-door discussions on topics related to real estate investment, capital markets, and major property types across Europe. The event features an interactive discussion format with no presentations, instead focusing on facilitating partnerships and deal-making among attendees. Keynote speeches will address issues like the potential impact of US interest rate normalization on Europe and the digital transformation of the commercial real estate industry.
18th annual GRI Europe Summit is Europe’s #1 real estate meeting for senior real estate leaders with more than 450 local and international investors, developers and lenders. GRI Europe Summit is not your typical conference; with its unique interactive discussion format, it is the largest, yet most intimate gathering in the calendar for senior real estate executives.
The document discusses organizational culture and diversity. It covers topics like different generations in the workplace, cross-cultural communication challenges, and measuring organizational culture. Generational differences can impact how employees communicate and use technology. Understanding cross-cultural gestures and norms is important for effective global interactions. Organizational culture is shaped by both formal rules and informal behaviors and can be measured in various ways. Fostering diversity and inclusion leads to more creative solutions and benefits business performance.
In our journey of working with enterprising families worldwide, both as academics and trusted advisors, we've recognized the shared challenges they face in understanding and establishing family offices. Families often lack comprehensive information, guidance, and a structured approach to building a successful family office. This realization led us to create the Family Office Navigator, a valuable resource for families seeking clarity in the complex world of family offices. This book equips you with the knowledge and tools necessary to make informed decisions while constructing a high-performing family office that preserves your family enterprise ecosystem and manages your wealth effectively. Our aim is to empower all family members, regardless of their financial expertise, with accessible insights to ensure they become capable wealth owners and supportive clients of their family office. The Family Office Navigator draws from decades of research and practice, providing practical frameworks and recommended actions for every step of your family office journey. Through its structured approach, you will gain a deep understanding of the critical role family offices play within your family enterprise ecosystem, explore motivations driving your family office journey, define a clear purpose, determine essential activities and services, establish effective governance, and ultimately launch or refine your family office with confidence.
Upon completing the Family Office Navigator, you will have:
1) understood the critical role of family offices within your family enterprise ecosystem.
2) explored the underlying motivations and aspirations driving your family office journey.
3) crafted a well-defined purpose for your family office, covering both financial and non-financial objectives.
4) determined the key activities and services of your family office.
5) chosen the appropriate resources and structures, while establishing vigilant oversight and sound governance.
6) acquired the knowledge and confidence to launch a new family office or to redefine the course of your existing one.
Learn more at www.imd.org/fon
This document provides an agenda and details for the Global Investor Forum in Amsterdam from October 29-30, 2015. The event will bring together over 200 real estate investors and industry leaders to discuss topics such as the changing global investment landscape, opportunities in Europe, the US, and Asia-Pacific markets, and relationships between limited partners and general partners. Speakers listed include representatives from Allstate Investments, UBS, USAA Real Estate, Zurich Insurance, M7 Real Estate, and more. The agenda outlines sessions on private debt, family offices, REITs, emerging markets, and other current issues impacting the global investor community.
IR Global - Overcoming Barriers to Win-Win: Smoothing the deal processRachel Finch
The ultimate aim in any deal is for both parties to walk away feeling satisfied. A situation otherwise known as win-win.
This Virtual Series taps the expertise of experienced cross-border negotiators used to getting complex deals over the line under pressure. They share their knowledge of the most effective negotiation techniques they use and expand on the actions and attitudes that are least useful.
They also discuss tried and tested ways of overcoming obstacles in the path of deal completion, explaining why those techniques work and the lessons they have learnt overcoming difficult situations.
Finally, our experts will also share deal anecdotes from either end of the success spectrum, demonstrating how easily things can go wrong if barriers to win-win become insurmountable.
We will hear from IR Global members in the UK, the Netherlands, Germany, USA, Spain, Belgium, New Zealand, Finland and Italy.
To view the full publication please see IR Global's e-publications page - https://www.irglobal.com/news/e-publications
A single family office is a holistic full balance sheet wealth management and financial solution for ultra-wealthy individuals or families. It is an organization dedicated to preserving, and investing the capital of its family.
Single family offices have been around in different forms for over 500 years but it was just in the 1930's-1960's that the modern day version started to take form...and even know many people do not understand what a single family office does or how they operate or invest their capital.
The single family office industry is growing quickly and if you would like to learn more about creating a single family office, family office executive search, family office co-investments, family office jobs, family office training, our family office association or single family office investments you will enjoy this PowerPoint overview of the industry. If you would like to see how to work with our team please visit http://SingleFamilyOffices.com or http://BillionaireFamilyOffice.com
Thank you for following our work.
Richard C. Wilson
CEO/Founder
Family Offices Group
Billionaire Family Office
Single Family Office Syndicate
Kibunda provides incubation, acceleration, and deal origination consulting services to help startups, SMEs, and investors. Their vision is to take ideas from conception to execution and new markets. They offer a range of services including digital marketing, sales and marketing support, networking and relationship building. Kibunda partners with various organizations around the world to support their clients and expand their network and capabilities.
This document is an invitation to a conference on "US Securities Class Actions" to be held on April 1, 2015 in Brussels. It provides details on the event, including the agenda, speakers, and registration information. The conference will discuss opportunities for European investors and asset managers to participate in US securities class action lawsuits and settlements. Speakers will include legal experts from the US and Europe who will provide insights into how class actions work, eligibility, and best practices for European businesses and institutional investors. Attendees will learn about actively pursuing lead plaintiff roles or opting out of class actions, as well as the claims process and potential earnings.
This document provides confidential information about TheFamily, an accelerator that supports early stage startups. It details TheFamily's mission to help startups progress from stage 0 to stage 1 through education and unfair advantages. The document also outlines the confidentiality terms for recipients of the information.
This document provides confidential information about TheFamily, an accelerator that supports early stage startups. It details TheFamily's mission to help startups progress from stage 0 to stage 1 through education and unfair advantages. The document also outlines the confidentiality terms for recipients of the information.
This document provides confidential information about TheFamily, an accelerator in France. By accepting this document, the recipient agrees to maintain its confidentiality. TheFamily supports early stage startups from concept to launch through education and partnerships. It has helped 36 startups in 3 batches, with 18 raising over €5M. TheFamily believes the French startup ecosystem is toxic and applies unconventional methods like education through doing, celebrating milestones, and regular mentorship to transform entrepreneurs.
This document provides confidential information about TheFamily, an accelerator in France. By accepting this document, the recipient agrees to maintain its confidentiality. TheFamily supports early stage startups from concept to launch through education and partnerships. It has helped 36 startups in 3 batches, with 18 raising over €5M. TheFamily believes the French startup ecosystem is toxic and applies unorthodox methods like country weekends and Silicon Valley expeditions to educate entrepreneurs. The document invites the recipient to join TheFamily's efforts to transform the French startup landscape.
Keynote by Julie Linn Teigland, Managing Partner EY Germany, Switzerland, Austria at the NOAH Conference Berlin 2017, Tempodrom on the 22nd of June 2017.
Tony Vidler is a speaker, marketer, coach and educator for financial professionals based in New Zealand. He provides presentations and workshops on topics such as personal branding, digital marketing, practice management, and value propositions. Vidler has over 25 years of experience in the financial services industry, including owning and selling his own brokerage business. He currently runs his own coaching and consultancy business, and has held leadership roles with professional organizations.
Society for the Study of Gambling 20 Jan 2015Jon Matonis
The meeting will take place on Tuesday 20 January 2015 at the London Mathematical Society in De Morgan House. The agenda includes:
- A panel on crypto currencies from 13:30-15:30 with experts Jonathan Levin, Jon Matonis and Eitan Jankelewitz discussing Bitcoin and other crypto currencies.
- A speaker from the Advertising Standards Agency from 15:30-16:00 updating on socially responsible gambling advertising.
- Speakers from 16:00-17:00 including Pierre Tournier on upcoming changes from the European Commission, and Helmut Kafka presenting on security issues in internet gambling.
- The meeting is open to both members and non-members and will be held
This document discusses Bitcoin and its potential to disrupt the traditional monetary system. It begins by providing background on Bitcoin, including how blocks are created and validated through mining. It then discusses why decentralization of trust is important, using the Byzantine Generals' Problem as an example. The document outlines several benefits of Bitcoin for consumers and merchants. It argues we may be entering a "post-legal tender age" where cryptocurrencies challenge central banks. It concludes by quoting several prominent figures' views on Bitcoin.
State of the Market: Bitcoin in GamblingJon Matonis
The document discusses how bitcoin is ideal for online gambling due to its immediacy, privacy, and irreversibility as a digital casino chip. The author predicts that within 5 years, half of the top ten online gambling operators will be bitcoin-only and that bitcoin will disrupt the industry by bypassing legacy payment structures and opening new markets. Bitcoin payments and provably fair techniques could replace existing systems for unregulated online gambling markets without needing bank accounts.
The document discusses how bitcoin is disruptive to traditional payments systems and national currencies by introducing a new decentralized monetary unit. It describes how bitcoin works as both a distributed network and its own currency, bypassing the need for third parties. Some benefits mentioned are personal control of assets, protection from fraud and censorship, and lower fees for merchants. Industries like retail payments, banking transfers, and asset management are seen as most likely to be disrupted by this new financial technology.
Jon Matonis, Executive Director of the Bitcoin Foundation, discusses how bitcoin is disrupting the payments industry by introducing a new monetary unit that operates on a distributed network without the need for third parties. He outlines how bitcoin sparks currency competition with national issuers and how de-central banking is the future. Some key benefits of bitcoin include being a global currency that is not controlled by governments and provides protection from financial surveillance.
The document discusses various topics related to bitcoin including its key features, benefits for merchants, impact on monetary and fiscal policy, and how it could transform global transfer networks and the asset management industry. Some of bitcoin's attributes mentioned are that it provides an independent unit of value with a fixed supply, is decentralized which inhibits shutdown, has dramatically lower fees, and brings the unbanked into the monetary system. Quotes from others provide positive views of bitcoin as a currency without government, something that is technically impressive, and comparable to BitTorrents in relation to copyrights.
This document discusses the application of bitcoin in the online gaming environment. It begins with an overview and then discusses how bitcoin payments can provide a competitive advantage for gaming companies. It also covers challenges with payments and customer service in online gaming. The document provides background on bitcoin, how it works, and its growth since being created in 2009. It then analyzes how bitcoin could be applied in the gaming sector for both gamers and operators. This includes discussing identity verification, risk management, and implications for currency exchange rates. The document also reviews regulation of bitcoin and profiles some of the leading bitcoin gaming sites.
This document discusses the history and future of digital currencies, focusing on Bitcoin. It describes how Bitcoin was created as a decentralized digital currency, solving issues like double spending without centralized control. It provides statistics on Bitcoin usage and value over time. Finally, it considers future prospects like regulatory issues and how Bitcoin may continue to evolve as an alternative to traditional currencies and payment systems.
The document discusses the evolution of digital cash and cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. It provides background on the quest for a cashless society and history of digital cash concepts prior to Bitcoin. It then focuses on describing Bitcoin, including its origins, technology, usage statistics, applications, security issues, and regulatory challenges. Finally, it explores the future prospects of Bitcoin becoming an established currency and opportunities for financial institutions.
This document discusses the evolution of digital cash and cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. It outlines the goals and concerns of a cashless society, provides background on early digital cash systems, and describes how Bitcoin introduced a decentralized digital currency using cryptography. The document reviews Bitcoin statistics and applications, discusses security issues and regulatory concerns, and considers Bitcoin's potential future prospects as an independent digital currency.
MileMoney, Inc. - The People's CurrencyJon Matonis
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The Political Appropriation of the Monetary UnitJon Matonis
This paper examines the factors contributing to and culminating in the political appropriation of the monetary unit by outlining the stages of the politicizing or nationalizing process.
Digital Cash and Monetary Freedom - Libertarian Alliance (Economic Notes 63)Jon Matonis
Much has been published recently about the awesome promises of electronic commerce and trade on the Internet if only a reliable, secure mechanism for value exchange could be developed. This paper describes the differences between mere encrypted credit card schemes
and true digital cash, which presents a revolutionary opportunity to transform payments. The nine key elements
of an electronic, digital cash are outlined and a tenth element is proposed which would embody digital cash with a non- political unit of value.
Monetising Game Play on Social Network SitesJon Matonis
This document discusses the monetization of gameplay on social networks and the rise of virtual currencies, particularly Bitcoin. It provides an overview of social gaming revenue models and payment options. Bitcoin is highlighted as a new entrant that could function as a true virtual currency due to its decentralized and peer-to-peer capabilities. The document outlines Bitcoin's features and evolution over time. It argues that Bitcoin is well-suited for online gaming and casinos. Several e-gaming sites currently accepting Bitcoin are listed, along with maps of Bitcoin nodes and the Bitcoin exchange rate trend. The implications of cryptocurrencies disrupting traditional banking and implications for Gibraltar's jurisdiction are discussed.
Digital signatures verify the identity of the sender (authentication), ensure the message is unchanged (integrity), and prevent the sender from denying they sent it (non-repudiation). Traditional PKI solutions are complex, expensive, and don't allow roaming capability. The Hush Encryption Engine allows users to store their private key on Hush's servers, keeping it accessible across devices while maintaining security through encryption with a user-controlled passphrase. Hush offers digital signatures to authenticate users' online identities.
Financial Assets: Debit vs Equity Securities.pptxWrito-Finance
financial assets represent claim for future benefit or cash. Financial assets are formed by establishing contracts between participants. These financial assets are used for collection of huge amounts of money for business purposes.
Two major Types: Debt Securities and Equity Securities.
Debt Securities are Also known as fixed-income securities or instruments. The type of assets is formed by establishing contracts between investor and issuer of the asset.
• The first type of Debit securities is BONDS. Bonds are issued by corporations and government (both local and national government).
• The second important type of Debit security is NOTES. Apart from similarities associated with notes and bonds, notes have shorter term maturity.
• The 3rd important type of Debit security is TRESURY BILLS. These securities have short-term ranging from three months, six months, and one year. Issuer of such securities are governments.
• Above discussed debit securities are mostly issued by governments and corporations. CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSITS CDs are issued by Banks and Financial Institutions. Risk factor associated with CDs gets reduced when issued by reputable institutions or Banks.
Following are the risk attached with debt securities: Credit risk, interest rate risk and currency risk
There are no fixed maturity dates in such securities, and asset’s value is determined by company’s performance. There are two major types of equity securities: common stock and preferred stock.
Common Stock: These are simple equity securities and bear no complexities which the preferred stock bears. Holders of such securities or instrument have the voting rights when it comes to select the company’s board of director or the business decisions to be made.
Preferred Stock: Preferred stocks are sometime referred to as hybrid securities, because it contains elements of both debit security and equity security. Preferred stock confers ownership rights to security holder that is why it is equity instrument
<a href="https://www.writofinance.com/equity-securities-features-types-risk/" >Equity securities </a> as a whole is used for capital funding for companies. Companies have multiple expenses to cover. Potential growth of company is required in competitive market. So, these securities are used for capital generation, and then uses it for company’s growth.
Concluding remarks
Both are employed in business. Businesses are often established through debit securities, then what is the need for equity securities. Companies have to cover multiple expenses and expansion of business. They can also use equity instruments for repayment of debits. So, there are multiple uses for securities. As an investor, you need tools for analysis. Investment decisions are made by carefully analyzing the market. For better analysis of the stock market, investors often employ financial analysis of companies.
Vicinity Jobs’ data includes more than three million 2023 OJPs and thousands of skills. Most skills appear in less than 0.02% of job postings, so most postings rely on a small subset of commonly used terms, like teamwork.
Laura Adkins-Hackett, Economist, LMIC, and Sukriti Trehan, Data Scientist, LMIC, presented their research exploring trends in the skills listed in OJPs to develop a deeper understanding of in-demand skills. This research project uses pointwise mutual information and other methods to extract more information about common skills from the relationships between skills, occupations and regions.
Seminar: Gender Board Diversity through Ownership NetworksGRAPE
Seminar on gender diversity spillovers through ownership networks at FAME|GRAPE. Presenting novel research. Studies in economics and management using econometrics methods.
OJP data from firms like Vicinity Jobs have emerged as a complement to traditional sources of labour demand data, such as the Job Vacancy and Wages Survey (JVWS). Ibrahim Abuallail, PhD Candidate, University of Ottawa, presented research relating to bias in OJPs and a proposed approach to effectively adjust OJP data to complement existing official data (such as from the JVWS) and improve the measurement of labour demand.
This assessment plan proposal is to outline a structured approach to evaluati...
Family Office Forum Zurich 2014
1. Overview Page 2
Speakers Page 3
Programme Conference (Day 1) Page 4-5
Programme Conference (Day 2) Page 6-7
Participants Page 8
Preview Page 9
Registration Page 10
Family Office Forum
11 - 12 November 2014, Zurich
Join us! Register online at www.prestelandpartner.com, by email office@prestelandpartner.com or phone 0044 (0) 20 339 7139 0
Join us when over 180 English-speaking Family Offices
from all over the world meet under one roof!
Case Studies, Key Notes, Panel Discussions and Networking:
Learn from Family Offices and Genuine Experts
How to improve and optimise your operations and ease your
workload with new tools and know-how plus best practice
Improve your operational business
Exchange ideas with many other Family Offices on practical topics
such as performance measurement or Family Governance
Liquid and Illiquid Asset Classes – keep your finger on the pulse
Hear from other Family Offices and experts how they manage
asset allocation, portfolios and assets such as Alternatives
www.prestelandpartner.com
Stephan Gerwert
Managing Director
Swiss based
Single Family Office
RIGI Family Office AG
Daniel Goldstein
Senior Managing Director
Montecito Office
Howard Covington
Chairman
Isaac Newton Institute
University of Cambridge
Benedict Götte
Owner
Compass Capital AG
David Mulford
Vice Chairman International
Credit Suisse
Deepak Lalwani OBE
Founder
Lalcap Ltd
Technology PartnersPartners
Join us when 180+
Principals, Family Offices
and CIO meet!
Dr. Rania Azmi, Ph. D.,
Principal, SFO and
Strategic Advisor,
SWF-MENA
Michael Lints
Venture Partner
Golden Gate Ventures
Richard Nunneley
SFO
Tony Haddad
Founder
Technica
Ibrahim AlHusseini
Managing Member
The Husseini Group
Walter Zocchi
University Vita-Salute San
Raffaele – Milan – Italy
S.H. Maximilian Graf
von Maldeghem
Owner
Ms HUI May Yan,
Anthonia
Chief Executive Officer
AL Wealth Partners
Johannes Zwick
Founder
Zwick Partners
Free Entry
for genuine*
Family Offices
Marie Charles
Managing General Partner
Tiger Healthcare
* Our definition of a genuine Principal or Family Office is at least USD 150 million of assets (usually it is
much more), these assets are from only one or few families / wealth owners, and the Family Office is
working for one or few (not as a solution provider to many 3rd parties).
2. Join us! Register online at www.prestelandpartner.com, by email office@prestelandpartner.com or phone 0044 (0) 20 339 7139 0
Family Office Forum
Zurich, 11 - 12 November 2014
Overview
02
Hands down the best
FO event ever!
Steffi Claiden,
Family Office Review
Ratio of Investors /
Providers was very good
Philipp von Königsmarck,
Fidelity
Terrific networking
opportunity!
Fabian Rauber, Lombard
Odier & Cie
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On stage: 90 Family Offices and experts share their knowledge - among them are:
Family Office Forum
Zurich, 11 - 12 November 2014
Speakers
By far the finest family
office conference I have
ever attended
Ozi Amanat, SFO
The large number of
principals was especially
impressive
Heiner Weber, SFO
Great success!
Interesting and a
rewarding exchange
Stephan Gerwert,
Rigi Family Office
Made excellent new
contacts which I will
follow-up on
Michael Hamke, SFO
Surpassed all my
expectations! Excellent
networking opportunities
Ida Beerhalter, MFO
The Family Office Forum Zurich is the annual meeting of more
than 180 Family Offices from all over the world, a truly global and
international gathering of genuine Family Offices held in English:
How does it work? The global Family Office Forum has
a very different formula from other events:
• More genuine* Family Officers than service providers in the audience, and as
stage speakers – by Family Offices, for Family Offices.
• Topics are relevant to Family Offices; the Forum is not a sales show and
presentations are not about products.
• Only selected Partners/Sponsors who clearly add value may participate.
This creates a win/win situation: Family Offices only hear about their interests,
and Sponsors/Partners do find that specific interest within their own audience.
The Conference is a networking event with all-day-long networking, plus
5 parallel streams to choose from. See the programme overview – with all
presentations and panel discussions – on the next pages!
The Family Office Forum Zurich on 11th - 12th November is taking place in the
Dolder Grand, a spectacular mountain top location, overlooking the city of Zurich
and its stunning lake. Just 10 minutes by car to the city center and only 20
Minutes to the airport. Expect beautiful surroundings and an exclusive venue
perfect in which to meet like-minded peers.
* Our definition of a genuine Principal or Family Office is at least US$ 150 million of assets (usually it
is much more), these assets are from only one or few families / wealth owners, and the Family Office
is working for one or few (not as a solution provider to many 3rd parties).
The Family Office Forum Zurich is based on:
1. Years of research with over 100 Single and Multi Family Offices, many UHNWI,
plus private banks, banks with UHNWI management, academics and partners.
2. The precise wishes and the active support of Family Offices. The agenda is
based on the requirements and challenges of Family Offices in their day-to-day
business.
3. The long-standing expertise of the partners at Prestel & Partner, in particular
with Family Offices. The genuine interests of Family Offices are at the core of our
Forum. Please refer to our testimonials at www.prestelandpartner.com
The Family Office Forum takes a closer look. Topics are dealt with in depth to
enable our participants to experience genuine progress in their work.
The Family Office Forum offers all participants a platform to exchange
experiences, hear about the latest strategies and discuss them afterwards. It is
the ideal environment to nurture important relationships and to meet new
interesting contacts.
Tony Haddad
Founder and General Manager
Technica
Walter Zocchi
University Vita-Salute San
Raffaele – Milan – Italy
Howard Covington
Chairman,
Isaac Newton Institute
University of Cambridge
Dr. Rania Azmi, Ph. D. ,
Principal, SFO and Strategic
Advisor, SWF-MENA
Benedict Götte
Owner
Compass Capital AG
David Mulford
Vice Chairman International
Credit Suisse
Dr. Marc Herzog
Founder and managing partner
Frontiers Management
Consulting Ltd
Family Office Consulting Ltd
Richard Nunneley
Advisor, SFO
Ms HUI May Yan, Anthonia
Chief Executive Officer
AL Wealth Partners
Ida Beerhalter
Head of
IOME Family Office
Walter O'Brien
Futurist and Founder
ConciergeUp.com
Daniel Goldstein
Senior Managing Director
Montecito Office
Dr. Konstantin
Mettenheimer
Chairman
Edmond de Rothschild
Jörg Sperling
Founder & CEO
Altos Advisors
Deepak Lalwani OBE
Founder
Lalcap Ltd
Rufo Quintavalle
Principal
Christian Stadermann
Managing Director
Logos Patrimon
Johannes Zwick
Founder and Managing Partner
Zwick Partners
Ibrahim AlHusseini
Managing Member
The Husseini Group
Marie Charles
Managing General Partner
Tiger Healthcare
Private Equity
S.H. Maximilian Graf
von Maldeghem
Owner
Michael Lints
Venture Partner
Golden Gate Ventures
Prof. Muhammad Yunus
Chairman
Yunus Social Business
Christian Hammes
Chairman
Silvius Dornier
Unternehmensgruppe
Laurel Herman
Managing Director
Positive Presence
Rolf Bauer
Managing Director - Head
International Family Office
Services
Deutsche Bank, Zürich
Alexander von Bismarck
Executive Director
EIA, Washington, DC
Prof. Dr. Peter Sester
University St. Gallen and
Advisor
SFO Brazil
Dr. Gero Bauknecht
President
Bauknecht Capital
See all 90 speakers at www.prestelandpartner.com
Stephan Gerwert
Managing Director
Swiss based Single Family Office
RIGI Family Office AG
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Programme
Tuesday
11th November
11:00-11:30
11:40-12:10
12:20-12:50
An outlook on developments in Family Governance and
NextGen – lessons learnt, golden rules plus proven
concepts
Rolf Bauer, Managing Director, Head International
Family Office Services, Deutsche Bank
Panel discussion: Family Governance
Walter Zocchi, University Vita-Salute San Raffaele –
Milan – Italy
Managing Director, Single Family Office
Managing Director, Single Family Office
Nötzli, Mai & Partner Family Office AG (MFO)
Walter Zocchi, University Vita-Salute San Raffaele
– Milan – Italy
An update on resources such as Forestry
Alexander von Bismarck, MD, EIA
Asia: Access to Southeast Asia as a hub of new
technology and innovation
Michael Lints, Venture Partner, Golden Gate
Ventures
Brazil: Current challenges and opportunities
Prof. Dr. Dr. Peter Sester, University St. Gallen and
Advisor, SFO, Brazil
14:10-14:40
USA: The recent situation seen as an SFO
Daniel Goldstein, Managing Director,
Manchester Capital Management (SFO)
14:50-15:20
Passing on the leadership to a woman:
Lessons learnt
Ursina Schneider-Bodmer
Franziska Blindow
Franziska Tschudi Sauber, CEO, WICOR Holding AG
16:00-16:30
16:40-17:10
Illiquid Assets Direct Investment
Garden Salon 2
Geographic: Local Heroes
Garden Salon 3
Operations, Internal
The Gallery
Investments, Money Matters
Garden Salon 1
Liquid Assets Financial Markets
The Ballroom
Opening address by the organisers Katja Mülheim and Tobias Prestel
Opening address: An outlook at the international situation and geopolitical influences on investment decisions, David Mulford, Vice Chairman International, Credit Suisse, former US Ambassador to India
Morning break in the Ballroom Foyer
Lunch break in the Gallery
Afternoon break in the Ballroom Foyer
Drinks Reception in the Ballroom Foyer
08:30-09:00
10:00-11:00
Registration and welcome with coffee, tea and breakfast snacks07:30-08:30
13:00-14:00
15:30-16:00
Panel discussion: Manager selection
J. Christian Stadermann, Logos Patrimon (MFO)
Stephan Gerwert, Rigi (SFO)
Christian Hammes, Do Investment AG (SFO)
Mr. Frederic Feve, CIO, RITOSSA Family Office (SFO)
09:30-10:00
USA: Panel Discussion: Investing in the USA
Daniel Goldstein, Managing Director,
Manchester Capital Management (SFO)
Moderator: Katherine Tersago
Why sustainable business models can be
worthwhile for investors and how investors get
confused with sustainability
Oliver N. Hagedorn, CEO, avesco
Panel discussion: Current developments
Stefan Boehme, CIO, SFO, MD, MFO s.boehme & co.
Asia Panel discussion: Is it a good time to invest in
Asia?
Geoffroy Wallier, Partner, OrfiCapital
Ricky Husaini, United Sustainable Developments
Limited
Moderator: Deepak Lalwani, OBE
USA: Accessing the US Energy Revolution
• Macro overview and outlook of global and US energy
markets
• How the US shale oil & gas boom is driving new
demand for energy infrastructure
• What are MLPs and how they enable energy
infrastructure growth
• How MLPs fit into a portfolio
Bernhard Wenger, ETF Securities (UK) Ltd
17:20-17:50 Entrepreneurship in emerging markets: Disruptive
technological innovation and its resultant impact on
economic development. Case study: China.
Darren Fogelman, FTC Gobal
Panel discussion: Investing with conciousness
• Mission related and Social Impact Investing defined
• Experiences and what has to be considered in a practical
approach
Dr. Stahl, Managing Director, BonVenture
Rakesh Chand, Chairman, Kaura Foundation (SFO)
Andreas Renker, Managing Director, Green Energy 3000
Oliver N. Hagedorn, CEO, avesco (MFO)
Moderation: Karen Hitschke, Director of Funds &
Investments, Yunus Social Business Global Initiatives
08:30-09:00
Welcome address: Solving the challenges of increasingly international families, business‘ and investments, Dr. Konstantin Mettenheimer, Chairman Germany, Edmond de Rothschild09:00-09:30
An analysis of the global macro environment and
investment behaviour
Benedict Götte, Compass Capital, (Advisor, SFO)
Family Governance Asset Management
Climate change as an investment criterion
Howard Covington, Chairman, Isaac
Newton Institute, University of Cambridge
Asia: Reading into the Minds of Asian Wealth Owners
– What Exactly Do They Want?
• Asian Family Office, a nascent industry
• Eastern vs western wealth creators - how different are
they?
• What exactly do Asian wealth owners want? And how
to meet their expectations?
• Going beyond the investment sphere to outline the key
solutions that Asian wealth owners are demanding
Ms HUI May Yan, Anthonia, Chief Executive Officer,
AL Wealth Partners
Geographic: Local Heroes
Panel discussion: Geopolitical shifts -
Noise or potential game changer for Investors?
Benedict Götte, Compass Capital, (Advisor, SFO)
Jon Matonis, Bitcoin Foundation
Alan Wheatley, Economics writer and editor
Low correlations within portfolio building
Stephan Gerwert, Rigi (SFO)
Christian Hammes, Do Investment AG (SFO)
Portfolio building
Finding Value
Asset Management
Liquid Alternatives: A solution in periods of low
interest rates?
• Liquid Alternatives witness the highest growth rate of
any AM segment
• These strategies hit a spot with investors facing low
interest rates
• Risk & return characteristics of liquid alternatives
depend on the strategy
• Robust portfolio-construction by intelligently combined
liquid alternative strategies
Dr. Jan Viebig, CEO, Head of Alternative Investments,
Harcourt, part of Vontobel Asset Management
Infrastructure
Investing with an ethical mindset
An opinion on the right mindset and approach
within investment decisions
Dr. Joe Zammit-Lucia (Advisor, Principal, SFO)
18:00-18:30
Presentation: The protection of your most prized
asset (Your Family)
• Are you a target for criminals?
• Manage your families profile
• Educate your children
John Davidson, CEO and Founder, Rubeus
Family Wellbeing and Education
Educating the next generation about money:
The step by step process towards investing literacy
Melwin Mehta, Investments, El Oro (SFO)
Next Generation
Investing in great companies
• The basics of a great business
• Determining the “right price”
• The psychology of money
• Identifying attractive opportunities
Johannes Zwick, Principal, Zwick Partners (SFO)
Finding Value with Global Equities
• Benefits of investing globally
• Value of proprietary research and fundamental analysis
• Why an active approach offers opportunities
Charles Payne, Investment Director, Fidelity Worldwide
Investment
Best practice in choosing companies
Jan Budden, Managing Partner, ACP Axos Capital (SFO)
Jörg Sperling, Altos Advisors, Principal, SFO
Does Value investing work ?
• History
• Academic Studies
• Research process
• A practical Example
Nicolas Scheuermann, Scheuermann & Co. AG
Equities and related portfolio construction
Melwin Mehta, Investments, El Oro (SFO)
Finding Value
Benfits of investing in infrastructure
• The different segments of the asset class
• The effects of infrastructure in a portfolioValue creation
in infrastructure
• Deal sourcing
• Operational improvements: efficiency enhancements
and de-risking
• ESG considerations
Markus Hottenrott, Chief Investment Officer, Morgan
Stanley Investment Management
Panel discussion: Asset Management strategic trends
• Asset bubbles in combination with high leverage
• Uncertainty about inflation
• The absence of interest which has to be replaced with
other sources of income
• Is an early or easy return to higher interest rates is in sight
Dr.Konstantin Mettenheimer, Chairman, Edmond de Rothschild
Dr. Rania Azmi, Ph. D., SFO and advisor
Charles Payne, Investment Director, Fidelity
Management of Family Wealth: Market Liquidity The
Underestimated Risk
• Hidden liquidity risk in portfolios of investors
• Implications for portfolio and risk management
Alexander Pick, Head of Family Office, Allianz Global
Investors
How everybody can capitalise space infrastructure
• Space is all about huge infrastructure. Based on
supporting 100 start-ups per year in this field, an
overview on
• How the constellations navigation, earth observations
or telecommunication satellites are big investments
and driven by commercial interest
• How more and more companies make use of this
infrastructure, bringing the business back to earth and
providing an outlook to the future
Frank M. Salzgeber, Head of Technology Transfer,
European Space Agency (ESA)
Optimising others perception of you, your family
office .... and your next generation
Laurel Herman
Commodities
Eugen Weinberg, Commodities Analyst, Commerzbank
Panel discussion:
Maximilian Graf von Maldeghem, Latifundium (SFO)
Eugen Weinberg, Commodities Analyst,
Commerzbank
Alexander von Bismarck, EIA
Real Estate
Commodities
Investing with an ethical mindset
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Programme
Wednesday
12th November
11:00-11:30
11:40-12:10
12:20-12:50
Aviation
Panel discussion: Private Aviation & Yachts -
To Own or Charter?
Ian Moore, CCO, VistaJet
Trevor Lambarth, VP Sales EMEA, Bombardier
Jamie Edmiston, CEO, Edmiston Yachts
Principal challenges – How a global think tank of
geniuses executes any funded wish
Walter O'Brien, Futurist, Founder ConciergeUp.com
Middle East: Current state of wealth management
Dr. Rania Azmi, Ph.D., Principal, SFO and Strategic
Advisor, SWF-MENA
Monitoring & Reporting:
• Anytime
• Anywhere
• Tailor-made
• Compliant
Andreas Oehninger, Managing Director,
vwd PortfolioNet Service AG
14:10-14:40
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: Investment through Knowledge
Transfer
• Accessing investment opportunities in KSA
• Surprisingly Social and Sustainable
• Cultural musings and mis-steps of an Englishman Abroad
Silash Ruparell, CEO Armacom
14:50-15:20
16:00-16:30
16:40-17:10
Illiquid Assets Direct Investment
Garden Salon 2
Geographic: Local Heroes
Garden Salon 3
Operations, Internal
The Gallery
Investments, Money Matters
Garden Salon 1
Liquid Assets Financial Markets
The Ballroom
Welcome address by the organisers Katja Mülheim and Tobias Prestel
Keynote: Creating value from values – the privilege of choice, Klaus Tischhauser, Co-Founder & CEO, responsAbility Investments AG
Morning break in the Ballroom Foyer
Lunch break in the Gallery
Afternoon break in the Ballroom Foyer
Closing remarks in the Ballroom and Ballroom Foyer
08:30-09:00
10:00-11:00
Registration and welcome with coffee, tea and breakfast snacks07:30-08:30
13:00-14:00
15:30-16:00
09:30-10:00
East Europe and CIS: A Family office approach to
investing in direct private equity deals
• Overview of Talis Capital
• Presentation on the Agricultural Investment in the
Ukraine – expansion on successful exit and re-investment
• Presentation on niche shipping strategy operating small
handysize dry bulk vessels in the Black, Mediterranean
and Azov seas
• Presentation on other Digital Investments
Vasile Foca, Matus Maar Co-founders Talis Capital
Panel discussion: Film and Media as an asset class
• Film investment correctly done, can be a secure,
uncorrelated and lucrative investment
Marcel Strobl, MFO
Ibrahim AlHusseini, Principal, SFO
Dr.Gero Bauknecht, SFO
Christian Becker, Managing Director, RatPack Film
Matthias Rosenberger, CEO, Malao Film
Moderator: Jo Sawicki
Private Equity – Safe haven for Family Offices?
• Asset Allocation
• Investment Criteria
• Industries & Regional Focus
• Case Study Germany vs. Switzerland
Dr. Marc Herzog, Managing Director, Family Office
Consulting
Middle East: An entrepreneurial Family Business´ view
• How Technica was transformed from local family business
to a global company with family culture
• Servant leadership concept and succession planning in
Middle East family business
• Overall climate of investment in MENA region and possible
ways for FB from elsewhere to get engaged in MENA region
Tony Haddad, GM, Technica International (SFO)
Case Study: A bespoke Family Office reporting solution
• Strategic milestones
• Problems and solutions
• Key success factors
• A real life implementation
Ian ledzion, AXIDIA
17:20-17:50
Panel discussion: Internet and New Media
Frederic Haitz, CEO, ezeep
Simon Schäfer, CEO, Google Factory Berlin
Moderation: Joachim Paech, CEO, P.A.M.
Panel discussion: BioTech Healthcare
Scott Johnson, CEO, Myelin Repair Foundation
Bob Johal, Biochemist, Advisor (Institutional & SFO)
Dr.Alfred Scheidegger, Managaing Director, Nextech
Dr. Marie Charles, Managing General Partner,
Tiger Healthcare Private Equity (Closed fund, SFO)
09:00-09:30
Operations
Offshore: Global outlook on establishing a family office
in global hubs or offshore locations – Factors to
consider and Jersey as a case study
• Practical matters and Staff
• Stable legal and political system structures
• Family office regulation and legal
• Tax implications
Ian Slack, Director, Bedell Trust
Panel discussion: Alternatives
Matt Bass, Chief Operating Officer Alternatives,
AllianceBernstein
Dr. Jörg Goschin, Co-Founder, ALSTIN (SFO)
Max Seyer, MD, Seyer & Partner (MFO)
Moderator: Deepak Lalwani, OBE
Private Equity, M&A and Venture Capital
PE’s are from Mars and Strategics are from Venus – A non-
judgmental comparison of IP-centric acquisitions
• IP as a business strategy vs. IP as an exit driven business
model
• Competitive positioning for buyers and seller
• Confirmatory diligence vs. exploratory diligence
• Deal Killers and How to avert or mitigate them
• Special issues for global acquisitions
Harry Rubin, co-chair of Ropes & Gray’s International Practice
Monitoring & Reporting
Panel discussion: Monitoring & Reporting
Bernd von Staa, Strategic Advisor, SOBACO Solutions AG
Andreas Oehninger, Managing Director,
vwd PortfolioNet Service AG
Ian ledzion, AXIDIA
Dr. Peter Dobler, Managing Director, PS Plus
BioTech and HealthCare
Professor Sir Martin Evans, Medicine Nobel prize holder
Media, Digital and Internet
An Investors Insight into the Status Quo of Smartphone
Technology – Case Study: Empowering Blind Women and
the Ageing Population through Smartphones
Abhi Naha, Founder and CEO, Zone V
18:00-18:30
Investor panel discussion: Successful ways to access
and deal with Venture Capital investments
Christopher Stone (SFO)
Jörg “George” Sperling, Principal
Jan Budden, Principal
Daniel Ross, CrowdBnK
Panel discussion: Women in Wealth
• The wealth of women – an untapped economical force
• The influence of gender on investment decisions
• A global review of gender in ownership
• Does Gender parity warrant more sustainable success?
Dr. Luna Glucksberg, Goldsmiths University, London
Laurel Herman
Moderator: Steffi Claiden
Women in Wealth
Women in Wealth
Presentation: Shedding a light on correlations between
gender, leadership and ownership
• Why ownership requires leadership
• Change in gender – liability or opportunity?
• Myths and facts on a women heading the family business
• How family owned businesses pave(d) the way for
women business leaders
Ida Beerhalter, Co-Head, IOME
VistaJet Networking Break
Ian Moore, VistaJet
Presentation: Women Leadership and Family Governance
• The difference between the genders – a stereotype
repeated too often and questioned not often enough?
• Why and when does gender matter?
• Is the holy grail of gender diversity impersonalisation of
gender?
• Does women leadership contribute to the quality of
governance?
Dr. Rania Azmi, Ph.D., Principal, SFO and Strategic
Advisor, SWF-MENA
Alternatives
Capitalising on Credit Disintermediation
• Bank disintermediation is a longer term secular tend
creating new investment opportunities
• Opportunities span multiple asset classes
• Investors can improve absolute and risk adjusted returns by
allocating to private credit
Matt Bass, Chief Operating Officer Alternatives,
AllianceBernstein
Panel discussion: Next generation as leaders –
Gender issues
• How gender impacts leadership: determinant, trap or crap?
• Gender differences in leadership and ownership
• How to get beyond the gender myths to true leadership
Ida Beerhalter, Co-Head, IOME
Alexis Ostrobrod, ZELA Fashion
High impact, high yield impact investing
Dr. Marie Charles, Managing General Partner,
Tiger Healthcare Private Equity (Closed fund, SFO)
Opportunities based on the global change in media
consumption
Jak Severson, Co-Gounder and CEO, Thoughful Media Group
Technology tools: What 200+ Family Office Software
customers taught me about technology
Dr. Peter Dobler, Managing Director, PS Plus
Women & Wealth: Her Role in Innovation, Investment,
and Ecosystem Support: Getting Comfortable with
Uncomfortable
• How behavior and design shifts in groups can lead to
more robust levels of inclusion
• How access to business networks, expertise and capital
play out across gender lines
• Why women are central to innovation, yet
underrepresented in the innovation economy
• What leaders can do to influence and change both
Sharon J. Vosmek, CEO, Astia
India Rising: Opportunity Knocks
• Structural changes repositioning India as global
investment destination
• Where Foreign Direct Investment goes
• The New Modi Government: Top 10 Game Changing
Initiatives so far
• Indian Real Estate and Investment Case Study Bangalore
Ricky Husaini, United Sustainable Developments Limited
Indian Ocean: India, Arabia, Africa, Mauritius and their
link
Suzanne Gujadhur Bell, Managing Director, International
Proximity
Ricky Husaini, United Sustainable Developments
Moderator: Deepak Lalwani OBE
Cybersecurity: the essentials - Understanding cyber
risks - Cyber security market trends - State of the art
in threats & defences- Best practices in cyber security
Alex van Someren, Royal Society CyberSecurity
Research Steering Group and Managing Partner,
Amadeus Capital Partners
Cybersecurity
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More Family Offices on stage than service providers. More Family Offices in the audience than
service providers. For further information on the composition of our audience please see:
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The high quality and relevance of our delegates is ensured because of
1. Our in-depth research and individual contacts
2. The personal and individual invitations to the Family Office Forum
Free participation is exclusive to genuine* Family Offices. And only relevant partners of Family
Offices are able to purchase a delegate pass. In addition the number of delegate passes is
strictly limited. This ensures that the participating Family Offices enjoy a meeting among peers.
* Our definition of a genuine Principal or Family Office is at least 100 Mio. GBP of assets (usually it is much
more), these assets are from only one or few families / wealth owners, and the Family Office is working for one
or few (not as a solution provider to many 3rd parties).
Who is a Partner / Sponsor
Sponsors are experts in their respective fields and work with or for Single and Multi Family
Offices. The Family Office Forum is not a sales show: partners and sponsors do not present
financial products but assist Family Offices in the optimisation of their processes and workload.
If you want to become a partner / sponsor please contact office@prestelandpartner.com
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