
Rise of the ‘virtual family office’
Markets and businesses across the world continue to cone to terms with the consequences of the coronavirus crisis, and the family office space is no different
Markets and businesses across the world continue to cone to terms with the consequences of the coronavirus crisis, and the family office space is no different
For a family with multiple homes in multiple locations, an operating business and more, the complexity and number of obligations are significantly more difficult to
To preempt and mitigate risks around challenges unique to family businesses, owners need to consider practical ways in which to separate ownership and management.
Bermuda is in an economic crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. As a result, and in recognition that this is not the time for business as usual, the Government has called for innovative solutions to revive our economy.
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On this episode of The Family Business Voice, we continue our coverage on the COVID-19 crisis with perspectives from Africa’s family business community. Ramia speaks with guests Nike Anani and Tsitsi Mutendi.
A growing body of evidence indicates that family-owned operations outperform non-family owned ones in every sector across the globe over the long term and especially during times of recession. This finding has been reflected in Credit Suisse Research reports since 2006, as well as research conducted by McKinsey and the Boston Consulting Group.
On this episode of The Family Business Voice, Alfredo De Massis and Farida El Agamy speak with Ramia about COVID-19’s impact on family businesses.
Even as we harp on girls’ education, the percentage of women dropping out of senior- and mid-level jobs has gone up to 50%.
Delayed fund raising – but no definite investor flight. Such is the assessment from a number real estate investors EjendomsWatch has spoken to about the consequences of the corona crisis. Real estate provides security, says Thylander Gruppen, while Nia…