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SimmonsCooper Partners
The wealth management landscape keeps evolving because of the growth of technology and digitalization.
The Trusted Advisors
Family wealth has been crucial to the business and development of many societies globally. In many developed climes, the economies were and are still controlled by family dynasties.
The Trusted Advisors
Due to the global financial crisis and domestic events, the federal government of Nigeria, through the Central Bank of Nigeria, conceptualized the idea for the establishment of a body to prevent a looming financial crisis.
Andersen in Nigeria
Family-owned businesses across the world desire a successful continuity of their business from one generation to the another. Available statistics however suggests that 70% of family-owned businesses...
Andersen in Nigeria
In Nigeria and indeed around the world, there are sufficient examples to show that family wealth is not self-perpetuating. It requires careful planning and nurturing, otherwise the hard-earned fortune can easily be dissipated.
The Trusted Advisors
To understand the process of obtaining an asset management license, a quick review of Asset and Asset Management is required.
Andersen in Nigeria
Managing financial and non-financial assets, preservation of wealth, succession planning and wealth transition, tax compliance and efficiency, retirement planning remain some of the many key objectives...
Andersen in Nigeria
Private trusts are widely adopted as efficient means of wealth succession.
CLP Legal
Consequently, on the 29th of July 2019, the AMCON Act, 2019 was enacted to fortify and further enhance the powers of AMCON.
Andersen in Nigeria
The need to have an efficient wealth succession plan cannot be overstressed. The lack of it may lead to an erosion of the entire wealth that has been built over the years.
Andersen in Nigeria
Successfully managing a family's wealth and its enduring legacy can be a challenge without a family office. According to The Family Firm Institute, only about 30 percent of family businesses survive into...
PwC Nigeria
Nigeria's President has issued an executive order amending the Executive Order 008 of 2018 on the Voluntary Offshore Assets Regularisation Scheme (VOARS).
Andersen in Nigeria
Do you have a single or multiple streams of income or investments? Do you earn income in the form of dividend, rent, interest etc. from your investments?
Andersen in Nigeria
As the family business grows through various phases from its start-up to maturity, the need to keep proper records is the crux of its success…or failure.
Andersen in Nigeria
The Federal Government has launched the Voluntary Offshore Assets Regularization Scheme.
Banwo & Ighodalo
Apparently, the Executive Order No. 8 of 2018 was on Monday, October 8, 2018, signed by President Muhammadu Buhari in furtherance of the current administration's resolve to increase tax revenues ...
Andersen in Nigeria
The increasingly complex personal, family and business-related issues being faced by high net-worth and ultra-high net-worth individuals and families require equally sophisticated solutions.
Deloitte Nigeria
The Scheme, which encourages voluntary declaration of offshore assets, is aimed at combating money laundering and tax evasion.
PwC Nigeria
A new Executive Order (008) which takes effect from 8 October 2018 has been signed by President Muhammadu Buhari.
PwC Nigeria
The National Executive Council [NEC] recently approved in principle, the implementation of a Voluntary Assets and Income Declaration Scheme (VAIDS).
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