Families with the means and flexibility to choose where they live, particularly those anticipating a liquidity event or a life change such as retirement may be looking for a more tax advantageous place to call home. Changing your tax residency has many potential positives, but it’s not as simple as filing a change of address with the U.S Postal Service.
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2022 Global Investment Survey Highlights
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One of FOX’s invaluable member benefits is the peer perspective gleaned from participating in FOX surveys. Jonathan Tunner, Director of Private Investment Opportunities at FOX, and Scott Muench, the market leader for Financial Families at FOX will share the key themes that emerged from this year’s annual Global Investment Survey.
Winning on Purpose: The Case for Putting the Client First | 2022 FOX Wealth Advisor Forum
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Customer experience leaders outperform the market 2 to 1, so why are more companies not fully embracing Customer Purpose? Join us for a presentation from Maureen Burns, who is a leader in Bain & Company’s Customer practice work within the Financial Services industry. Maureen deals extensively with clients on topics related to marketing excellence, the Net Promoter System®, customer journey redesign, and digital transformation.
FOX shares what’s on the minds of members including a summation of the many transitions impacting families of wealth. What will your role be during this critical period of transformation? The skills you need to gain to support your clients are addressed throughout the forum. David Toth, Managing Director, FOX Glen W. Johnson, President of Membership, FOX
The Role of Continuous Development for the Successful Advisor | 2022 FOX Wealth Advisor Forum
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Many wealth advisors and specialists have a strong technical or financial background, but the importance of cultivating interpersonal and relational skills to serve families cannot be overstated. Join a panel of exceptional peers who discuss the invaluable impact of continuous development in the everchanging environment many advisors and specialists find themselves in. They share the learnings that guided them throughout their careers and examine what development really means when it comes to serving families of wealth.
Sharing, documenting, and preserving family narratives are an important part of wealth planning and governance. This session explores how family histories can set a foundation for connection and continuity. Karen McNeill, PhD, Managing Director, Family History, Ascent Private Capital Management of U.S. Bank Moderated by Scott Winget, Enterprise Market Leader, FOX
With the passage of time, the fear-based approach of Wealth 2.0 has evolved to a more positive, strengths-based paradigm. This new approach—the Wealth 3.0—is a call to action for greater professionalism and rigor by the diverse practitioners of family wealth advising. Dr. James Grubman, Dr. Dennis T. Jaffe, and Kristin Keffeler illuminate what needs to be done and how the future lies in integrating truly family-centric services that are driven by purpose and optimism.
Sharing a Family Office Advisory Relationship?
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The Family Office 5.0 model is changing how advisors deliver services. Strategic partnerships can help family office service providers better focus on delivering core value-added offerings. A roadmap toward that goal will help you meet the evolving needs of family offices and provide best-in-class services.
2022 Tax and Estate Planning Update
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FOX’s annual estate planning webcast will lead participants through a thoughtful discussion of some of the most important topics and developments that were covered at the 56th Annual Heckerling Institute on Estate Planning. Key legislative, regulatory, and case law updates impacting ultra-high net worth families and their family offices will be covered. Carl C. Fiore, Managing Director, Andersen US National Tax Office Kristin Yokomoto, Partner, BakerHostetler Scott Winget, Enterprise Market Leader, FOX
The Changing Role of the Chief Investment Officer
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As families grow their investment function, the Chief Investment Officer (CIO) must provide insight and flexibility to serve varied and changing investment platforms. While much of the CIO’s role is focused on investments and the investment decision-making process, many CIO responsibilities aren’t investment-centric and will impact the long-term success of the investment strategy—and therefore the long-term success of the family office as it continually evolves to meet its mission, goals, and objectives.