The business held your capital. Now a structure must hold it.

The old footing has stopped holding — treaties have changed, transparency has tightened, a change of country is under way. The House rebuilds your personal capital into an international form while the structure still stands. With one team. Across 190+ jurisdictions.

This is you if

Your holding rests on jurisdictions whose tax treaties have changed or been suspended.
You are changing country, but the second footing is not yet in place: residence, bank, personal reporting.
Capital must be moved so the correspondent bank does not close the door, and CRS/CARF does not catch you off guard.

A structure is rebuilt while it holds — not when the request arrives.
The window closes sooner than it seems.

Settled positions for the owner

Five moves around personal capital

IAn international footingResidence, banking and personal reporting in a chosen jurisdiction under a single mandate — a stable footing on which the capital stands.→IITuned to the tax treatyApplication of the double-taxation treaty and the withholding rate in fact, not on paper — with residence and a TRC to match.→IIIA holding, turnkeyRebuilding ownership out of structures with suspended treaties into working jurisdictions — redomiciliation or a clean liquidation.→IVBanking accessThe chain of ownership and the source of funds documented in advance: you enter the bank prepared, not on luck.→VClosing CRS/CARFAn assessment of exposure, a target structure and a migration plan — closed before the exchange of information, not after the request.→

“Not optimisation. A settled position.”

A fixed mandate with a full stop at the end — one partner of the House for the whole transition.

The first move is yours.

A Diagnostic will give the ownership graph, a map of risks and three scenarios for rebuilding. Forty-eight hours.

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