An asset scan
Our experts examine how your private assets are currently structured, identify key areas requiring attention, and assess the consequences of an (unexpected) death or relationship breakdown.
For your family business, with an eye for both figures and people.
Our experts understand that running a family business entails unique challenges. In addition to various legal, operational, and financial challenges, family relationships are also of great importance.
Through B-Family, we support you, your family, and your family business in structuring governance, succession, or transfer—while paying due attention to the underlying family dynamics.
Our experts examine how your private assets are currently structured, identify key areas requiring attention, and assess the consequences of an (unexpected) death or relationship breakdown.
Together with you, we will review—in a clear and structured manner—the various options for transferring the family business, as well as any restructuring that may need to take place beforehand.
You will engage in discussions with our valuation experts to arrive at a realistic estimate of the company’s value, taking into account potential adjustments typical of an SME—such as rent, management fees, and expenses.
Our legal experts ensure that the agreements between family members and shareholders are formally and bindingly recorded. This ensures there is always a framework for reaching a solution in the event of a conflict. Furthermore, a family charter can serve as a guide to preventing conflicts and provide direction on sensitive issues.
Based on your wishes and objectives, our experts will develop a wealth and succession plan to optimally structure your assets and, if desired, transfer them.
Whether you are handing over to the next generation or selling to a third party, we guide you through the entire transaction.
Our experts examine how your private assets are currently structured, identify key areas requiring attention, and assess the consequences of an (unexpected) death or relationship breakdown.
Together with you, we will review—in a clear and structured manner—the various options for transferring the family business, as well as any restructuring that may need to take place beforehand.
You will engage in discussions with our valuation experts to arrive at a realistic estimate of the company’s value, taking into account potential adjustments typical of an SME—such as rent, management fees, and expenses.
We examine how your family business is currently managed and how this can be improved.
Our legal experts ensure that the agreements between family members and shareholders are formally and bindingly recorded. This ensures there is always a framework for reaching a solution in the event of a conflict. Furthermore, a family charter can serve as a guide to preventing conflicts and provide direction on sensitive issues.
Based on your wishes and objectives, our experts will develop a wealth and succession plan to optimally structure your assets and, if desired, transfer them.
Whether you are handing over to the next generation or selling to a third party, we guide you through the entire transaction.
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Download the free brochure and discover our vision and approach.
Many family business owners spend years building their company. Yet one crucial question is often postponed: what will happen to your family business when you decide to take a step back? Will the business remain in the family, or will you sell it to an external party? And if the next generation takes over, who will assume which role?
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