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We are excited to share that Edmund Leow, SC Senior Partner at Dentons Rodyk, will be joining us as a featured speaker in our upcoming Financial Literacy Series. With over 30 years of experience in tax, trust, and wealth management, Edmund is a highly respected figure in the legal community, having served as a Judicial Commissioner in Singapore’s Supreme Court and as the only Tax and Trust lawyer appointed Senior Counsel. His leadership in wealth preservation and strategic tax planning will provide invaluable insights for women leaders seeking to secure their financial futures. 🎯 Session Highlights: 📅 23 September – Sustaining Investment & Managing Risks: Tax Considerations for Investing Our first session with Edmund focuses on minimizing tax burdens and understanding how to effectively manage risks associated with your investments, ensuring smarter financial decision-making. 📅 7 October – Strategic Inheritance Planning for a Lasting Legacy: Protecting and Passing on Wealth In this session, Edmund Leow will provide his expertise on estate and inheritance planning. He will cover critical strategies to protect your wealth and create a seamless transition for future generations. With decades of experience advising high-net-worth individuals and multinational organizations, Edmund will share practical advice for establishing a lasting legacy. 📅 30 October – Investing 101: Property Investments, Local and International Finally, he will join us together with other esteemed speakers in a session that promises to offer a comprehensive overview of property investments, both in local and international markets—an essential step for anyone looking to diversify their portfolio and strengthen their financial independence. Join us for these impactful sessions as we work to equip senior leaders with the financial knowledge needed to build sustainable, long-term success. #Phoenixus #FinancialLiteracy #WomenLeaders #LegacyPlanning #WealthManagement

Join our webcast on October 29th to explore key differences, practical guidance, and compliance challenges in equity compensation.

Join our webcast on October 29th to explore key differences, practical guidance, and compliance challenges in equity compensation.

Join our webcast on October 29th to explore key differences, practical guidance, and compliance challenges in equity compensation.

Join our webcast on October 29th to explore key differences, practical guidance, and compliance challenges in equity compensation.

🌟 Exciting news, London Private Equity Executives! 🌟 Bloomberg reports that many of us are considering relocating to Milan due to concerns over Labour's tax plan. As we navigate these potential changes, it's crucial to stay informed and connected. Let's discuss how this might impact our industry and share insights on the future of private equity. Do you think Milan could be the next hotspot for our industry? Let's keep the conversation going! #PrivateEquity #TaxPlan #LondonMilanMove https://ift.tt/98nIwtR

Join us for this upcoming Crowe webinar where our private equity specialists will cover what private equity firms and portfolio companies need to know to help navigate the current market including economic trends, talent, and tax policy.

Please join this webinar on June 25, 2024 for private equity professionals. Crowe's economic and PE specialists will cover what PE firms and portfolio companies need to know to help navigate the current market.

Private Equity Poised for a Deal Surge Amid Federal Reserve Rate Cuts and Regulatory Shifts Under New Administration As the Federal Reserve implements rate cuts and the new administration rolls out significant regulatory changes, private equity firms are gearing up for a wave of deal-making opportunities. These favorable economic shifts are creating a prime environment for private capital deployment, sparking optimism across the private equity landscape for robust growth and new investments. https://lnkd.in/guEScu_n

UK equity markets are at a low ebb, and the plight of smaller companies is even more pronounced, as a new report from think tank New Financial LLP points out. And yet, with the chancellor's focus apparently on fiscal restraint and keeping gilt investors happy, any assistance from the government will have to be, to put it bluntly, cheap. The good news is that there's one change that Rachel Reeves could make which would cost very little and could even pay for itself via increased investment in the longer run. That's the subject of today's #MoneyDistilled. https://lnkd.in/eim7iFcX