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Complex Family Holdings

Each new company adds a bank, a year end and often an accountant. After a few, no one can say what the family owns in total, or who is responsible for what.

Keeping the Whole Group in View

  • Who Owns What

    We keep a current map of each company, trust and account, with its owners and advisors, backed by the source records.

  • Money Between Companies

    We reconcile intercompany loans and balances, so both sides of each balance agree.

  • Who Can Sign

    Each company’s banking resolutions and signing authorities stay current, so a payment or filing need not wait on someone who is away.

  • What Falls Due

    Every company’s year end, filings, renewals and instalments go on a single calendar.

  • Records Others Can Follow

    We note where each minute book, agreement and statement lives, so someone new could find it without asking.

How We Help

We keep one current view of the whole group, so each decision is made with the rest in view.

Your accountant, lawyer and banker keep the roles you give them.

See How It Fits Together

A first meeting can map how the pieces fit, and where things fall between advisors.