Asset Management and Family Businesses

Asset Management and Family Businesses

Asset Management and Family Businesses
STC Partners is a major player in the private equity sector.  

The firm's attorneys frequently provide advice in a national and international context to company groups held by private capital, family groups, investment funds and private investors in connection with the legal and tax management of their assets and external growth operations.  

Our tax and business law attorneys advise:
- company and family groups as well as investment funds on their external growth operations
- company and family groups on the conduct of their business and in connection with internal reorganisations which may require the approval of the tax authorities
- company managers in connection with international mobility issues (split payroll, etc) and the implementation of incentives, for instance in the form of management packages, stock options or bonus shares
- private investors on the management of their income and assets and the transfer of their movable and immovable assets, whether in the form of a sale or a transfer for no consideration  

The firm STC Partners regularly assists with the creation of entities to manage family affairs and investments in order to protect assets held by families or business managers.  

It helps to prevent conflicts between members of a family group or between private investors, applying its experience and expertise to the drafting of shareholders' and family agreements.   

STC Partners has recognised experience in relation to business transfers, entailing, as the case may be, a separation of economic and legal rights thereby allowing founders to transfer their business in advance whilst maintaining temporary control.  STC Partners's lawyers have excellent relations with the notaries, private bankers and accountants who assist them in their practice.  

The firm's attorneys also handle disputes initiated by tax and labour authorities as well as commercial and financial disagreements to be resolved by arbitration or the judicial courts.