The Family Office Association notes that the case resolved none of those consequences.
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Before anyone calls their lawyer about restructuring: the Lender decision is narrower than the headlines suggest. I wrote a whitepaper largely in favour of understanding…
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The Family Office Association
Peer network of family office Principals and Senior Executives, founded in 2007.
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- Think Tanks
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- Houston, US
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- 1 employee
About The Family Office Association
The Family Office Association ("TFOA") was founded in 2007 and is a 'non-commercial' peer network of single family office Principals and Senior Executives. Members of the group are not actively marketing products or services to other members, although co-investment activity does take place. The group is for education, networking, pooling diligence, selective co-investment, and a resource for family office professionals to share ideas, deal flow and best practice. It’s a tight group of folks and over time we’ve been able to build some strong relationships between some of the wealthiest families in the world. We host a closed-door, annual symposium for family office principals and professionals and occasionally have outside speakers present to the group. You can learn more at our website: www.tfoa.info
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The Family Office Association notes that the law has changed twice in eight years.
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The Family Office Association notes that the court applied heightened scrutiny precisely because the parties were family.
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The Family Office Association notes that the case resolved none of those consequences.
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