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Family Offices in the Middle East

Edited by: James Brockhurst, Charlotte Evans-Tipping

ISBN13: 9781837232123
To be Published: March 2027
Publisher: Globe Law and Business
Country of Publication: UK
Format: A4 Paperback
Price: £125.00





Written during a period of extraordinary growth in private capital and family office evolution, Family Offices in the Middle East offers a timely exploration of the legal, financial and practical issues faced by single family offices in the region.

Each chapter of this Special Report draws on real experience from expert authors who work with (or for) ultra-high-net-worth family offices in the Middle East and provides insightful coverage of key topics, trends and challenges.

Chapters examine:

  • setting up and structuring a family office
  • family governance and the role that family offices play in managing conflict and tensions
  • Shariah law considerations
  • legal, financial and operational matters (including, trusts, foundations, wills and succession planning)
  • family office investment programmes and asset allocation strategies
  • philanthropy and giving
  • employment and HR practicalities, and
  • the impact of artificial intelligence on family offices

With family offices in the Middle East proliferating against a backdrop of geopolitical change, this Special Report will make essential reading for all family office executives, lawyers, accountants, investment professionals and the wealthy families they advise.

Subjects:
Other Jurisdictions , Middle East
Contents:
Introduction: the modern family office in the Middle East
James Brockhurst, Forsters
Functions of a Middle Eastern family office
Ritesh Anand, Sam Bruehl, Hamza El-Gomati, Mark Oshida, and Hilla Tillati, Generation Transition Advisers
Philanthropy in Middle Eastern family offices
Maryann Bell and Christina Wing, Wingspan
Family governance and succession planning
James Brockhurst and Charlotte Evans-Tipping, Forsters
The family business
Basma Alzamil, Thomas Ang, and Bob Kohli, LGA Global
The role of family office executives in structuring
James Brockhurst, Forsters
Sharia considerations
Mustafa Hussain, Accuro Group
Establishing a family office in the Middle East
Arnaud Cywie and Sandy Shipton, Axys
Asset allocation, portfolio formation and diversification
James Brockhurst, Forsters, and Vignesh Vijayakumar
The Middle Eastern family office as an employer: key considerations
Joe Beeston and Jo Keddie, Forsters Employment Partners
Asset structuring and legal considerations in the Middle East
David Russell KC, Outer Temple Chambers