Summits & Forums

WealthBriefing Geneva Summit, October 2015

Thursday - 15th October 2015

Hotel President Wilson
47 Quai Wilson, Geneva, 1211, Switzerland

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Overview

This event will bring together luminaries from across the wealth management industry, discussing contemporary issues for both advisors of high net worth individuals and intermediaries alike.

The WealthBriefing Geneva Summit will feature two panels, exploring developments in areas such as wealth planning and operational strategy, to provide a holistic view on the private client space in Switzerland today.

Attendance is complimentary to the WealthBriefing network, but spaces are limited.

Logistics

Date and Time

Date: Thursday 15th October - 2015
Time: 8:00 am – 12:30 pm

Venue

Hotel President Wilson

Address: 47 Quai Wilson, Geneva, 1211, Switzerland

Agenda

08:00 - 09:00 Registration and Networking 09:00 - 10:00 Intergenerational Wealth Structuring And Transfers On An International Playing Field As the Brussels IV legislation starts to take effect across Europe and families continue to internationalise, this panel will assess what wealth structuring techniques can best be put into place to ensure the optimal transition of wealth when dealing with client assets across various jurisdictions.
  • Matching business vs family interests when choosing the best destination for dealing with estates
  • Tackling the interplay between different regimes for clients – for example, recognition
  • Trusts versus foundations – is there a real winner?
  • Are clients from civil jurisdictions getting more comfortable with common law models?
  • How is FATCA panning out for clients?
  • Piercing the corporate veil of trust structures and visibility
10:00 - 10:40 Networking Break   10:40 - 11:40 Dealing With Politically Exposed Persons: From Onboarding To Client Management This panel will look at what processes should be implemented into the onboarding process at banks and wealth management firms to best accommodate ongoing monitoring of high-risk clients. Areas to be explored include:  
  • Establishing a screening process for existing clients for potential changes in risk levels
  • Onboarding for continued due diligence: fully exploring and recording client relationship for ongoing monitoring
  • Eliciting sensitive information, such as source of wealth, effectively
  • Garnering information on expected account activity during onboarding to ease AML processes in the long-term
  • KYC past onboarding – systemising frequent checks on PEPs, including fuzzy matching
  • Compliantly offboarding a high-risk client
  • International regulations: making sure information from international correspondent banks comply with Swiss regulations
  11:40 - 12:30 Networking

About our Sponsors

Sponsors


Speakers

Paul Astengo

Senior Executive

Gibraltar Finance

F David Ford

Of Counsel

Reymond, Ulmann and Fischele

Nadine Goldfoot

Partner

Fragomen Worldwide

Nicolas Hars

Head of Wealth Planning Solutions

Societe Generale Private Banking Switzerland

René Hürlimann

Director EMEA & APAC

Appway

Stephanie Jarrett

Partner

Baker & McKenzie

Jonathan Kirby

Managing Director Geneva

Accuro

Alessandro Tonchia

Co-Founder

Finantix

Adzam Yusof

Head of Citi Trust Europe, The Middle East and Africa

Citi Private Bank


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