Wills, Estates & Trusts
Jul. 17, 2026
Designing continuity: Governance tools for the modern family enterprise - part two
As family wealth increasingly consists of closely held businesses and other complex assets, succession planning has become less about transferring ownership and more about designing governance.
As family wealth increasingly consists of closely held businesses, family investment companies, private equity interests, commercial real estate, intellectual property and digital assets, succession is no longer simply a matter of transferring ownership. It has become an exercise in designing governance.
Recognizing that shift, however, is only the beginning. The more difficult question, and i...
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