Stonehage Fleming win STEP Multi Family Office Team of the Year
We are delighted to let you know that Stonehage Fleming was selected as the Multi Family Office Team of the Year at the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) awards in London earlier this month. The STEP awards are recognised as a mark of excellence amongst the global private wealth advisory community, with submissions subject to rigorous analysis by a panel of highly qualified independent judges.
As the largest Multi Family Office in the EMEA region and one of the largest in the world, we have exceptional experience in meeting the often complex needs of wealthy families. We are really proud to have received this independent endorsement of our capabilities from STEP for the second consecutive year and the third time in aggregate.
The judges specifically said: “We were impressed with Stonehage Fleming’s approach to family governance, which is ‘top tier’, as well as the ‘exceptional’ breadth of their offering, performance and expertise.” Our services are designed both to protect and to manage family wealth. In addition to helping families structure their affairs across generations and geographies, we provide advice on the full spectrum of family assets, including commercial interests, property, art and liquid investments where we have over $40 billion under management and administration. We work extensively with other professional firms and advisers, and are always keen to explore how we can further develop these partnerships.
This brings to eight the number of industry awards we have received since Stonehage and Fleming Family & Partners merged in January 2015; we are grateful to our clients for their support and our excellent team for their commitment in making the merger such a success.
Pass the baton: how family offices can survive succession
Succession planning is to become one of the greatest risks for family offices as 43% expect a generational transition in the next 10 years, according to a new study.
Michael Maslinski, a partner at Stonehage Fleming, said: ‘Intergenerational transfer is a crucial part of what we do. And within that, we see succession from one generation to the next as not only one of the greatest opportunities, but also the biggest risk that families face.’
Read more via Citywire Wealth Manager
Stonehage Fleming win STEP Multi Family Office Team of the Year
We are delighted to let you know that Stonehage Fleming was selected as the Multi Family Office Team of the Year at the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) awards in London earlier this month. The STEP awards are recognised as a mark of excellence amongst the global private wealth advisory community, with submissions subject to rigorous analysis by a panel of highly qualified independent judges.
As the largest Multi Family Office in the EMEA region and one of the largest in the world, we have exceptional experience in meeting the often complex needs of wealthy families. We are really proud to have received this independent endorsement of our capabilities from STEP for the second consecutive year and the third time in aggregate.
The judges specifically said: “We were impressed with Stonehage Fleming’s approach to family governance, which is ‘top tier’, as well as the ‘exceptional’ breadth of their offering, performance and expertise.” Our services are designed both to protect and to manage family wealth. In addition to helping families structure their affairs across generations and geographies, we provide advice on the full spectrum of family assets, including commercial interests, property, art and liquid investments where we have over $40 billion under management and administration. We work extensively with other professional firms and advisers, and are always keen to explore how we can further develop these partnerships.
This brings to eight the number of industry awards we have received since Stonehage and Fleming Family & Partners merged in January 2015; we are grateful to our clients for their support and our excellent team for their commitment in making the merger such a success.
Pass the baton: how family offices can survive succession
Succession planning is to become one of the greatest risks for family offices as 43% expect a generational transition in the next 10 years, according to a new study.
Michael Maslinski, a partner at Stonehage Fleming, said: ‘Intergenerational transfer is a crucial part of what we do. And within that, we see succession from one generation to the next as not only one of the greatest opportunities, but also the biggest risk that families face.’
Read more via Citywire Wealth Manager