Netherlands: Wealth & Asset Management

The Future Pensions Act (Wtp) is fundamentally reshaping how Dutch pension funds approach investment policy, shifting from defined-benefit schemes focused on security to defined-contribution schemes emphasizing purchasing power retention.

Family offices worldwide are fundamentally reassessing their real estate investment strategies as traditional approaches give way to more sophisticated considerations. The role of real estate is evolving from a passive wealth preservation tool to a strategic instrument that must balance control, flexibility, governance, and intergenerational transfer alongside financial returns.

Loyens & Loeff New York regularly posts ‘Snippets' on a range of EU tax and legal topics. Over the summer, the 'EU Tax Snippet Summer Series' will offer insights into three recent EU tax...

Adapting to the modern world: why change is coming for private wealth in the Crown Dependencies and British Overseas Territories

In the first of a series of articles asking the big questions on private wealth provision, we explore some of the industry's history.

As an international financial centre, Hong Kong has a vital role to play in the funds industry, and is committed to strengthening its position for investment and wealth creation in the region.