Financial services firm Crestbridge, previously known as Dominion Corporate Group (DCG), has launched a new family office service with a dedicated family office team.
The newly launched service focuses on assisting family offices and family advisers with the administration and structuring of various vehicles used as part of family office arrangements, including companies, trusts and other holding vehicles.
This will also include accounting and reporting services, asset monitoring and additional services such as tailored family fund and real estate administration, regulated trustee and protector services.
The new service, whose new director-led team of specialists based in Crestbridges’ offices in Jersey and Luxembourg, is focusing on the safety and discretion of multi-generational and multi-jurisdictional family assets.
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By GlobalDataThe new family office has been created in response to specific demand for specialist cross-border family wealth administration, and growth in family wealth emanating from emerging markets in the Middle East and Asia, were Crestbridge has particular expertise.
The company has appointed lawyer and family office specialist Heather Tippo as director of the family office business. She has over 15 years’ experience in the private client arena and joins the group from Vestra Wealth.
Crestbridge re-branded in early June 2013 to ensure a long-term success in international markets and across its range of services areas. The firm has a 15-year pedigree in financial services and administers more than US$50 billion of assets across multi-jurisdictional structures.