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E-grāmata: Wealth of Wisdom - Top Practices for Wealthy Families and Their Advisors [Wiley Online]

  • Formāts: 464 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 01-Sep-2022
  • Izdevniecība: John Wiley & Sons Inc
  • ISBN-10: 1119827914
  • ISBN-13: 9781119827917
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  • Cena: 45,83 €*
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  • Formāts: 464 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 01-Sep-2022
  • Izdevniecība: John Wiley & Sons Inc
  • ISBN-10: 1119827914
  • ISBN-13: 9781119827917
"This book will identify and demonstrate the practical activities wealthy families take to ensure their continued success and development. It will be organized into nine sections: Thinking through what matters most Planning thoughtfully Investing wisely Raising the rising generation Making shared decisions Combing family and business Giving well Seeking sound advice Facing the future Global leaders in family wealth will contribute the very best practical tools, exercises, activities, cases studies, questionnaires, and worksheets that families and their advisors can use. Each section will have an introduction from the authors and will feature chapters from recognized experts on the one of the key topics in the section where they share practical tools thatfamilies can use to develop this area of their life and wealth. The book will also contain chapters on the best practices of executing family activities and tips from experienced practitioners to achieve a successful outcome"--

Discover practical tools and strategies for helping wealthy families retain and grow wealth 

In Top Practices for Wealthy Families and Their Advisors, accomplished family wealth experts Tom McCullough and Keith Whitaker deliver a comprehensive collection of practical activities that members of wealthy families can undertake to ensure their continued success and development. 

The book contains over 50 chapters, each highlighting a practical tool, exercise, or activity that can be applied by advisors or family members themselves. Each chapter is written by a recognized expert in the field who has used the highlighted tool, exercise, or activity over many years with great success. 

The book shows readers how to: 

  • Identify the factors that matter the most when it comes to retaining and growing family wealth 
  • Plan thoughtfully, invest wisely, and raise the next generation 
  • Share their decision making prudently and carefully combine family and business 
  • Incorporate charitable giving into an overall wealth strategy and seek sound advice 

Perfect for family wealth advisors, financial planners, and private bankers, Top Practices for Wealthy Families and Their Advisors is also an indispensable resource for managers of family trusts seeking to protect and advise their clients. 

Foreword xiii
James E. Hughes Jr.
Acknowledgments xv
Introduction xvii
Assessing Your Family's True Needs xxi
SECTION 1 THINKING THROUGH WHAT MATTERS MOST
1(66)
Chapter 1 Four Profound Questions for Families
3(4)
Ellen Miley Perry
Chapter 2 Identifying Actionable Values for Family and Enterprise
7(6)
Doug Baumoel
Blair Trippe
Chapter 3 Values That Matter
13(6)
Sharna Goldseker
Danielle Oristian York
Chapter 4 A Framework for Family Wealth and Weil-Being
19(8)
Richard Franklin
Claudia Tordini
Chapter 5 Understanding Identity and Social Power
27(6)
Kofi Hope
Zahra Ebrahim
Chapter 6 Tapping Character Strengths to Move Families Forward
33(6)
Kristin Keffeler
Chapter 7 Using the Ikigai Model to Foster a Legacy of Meaningful Engagement
39(6)
Don Opatrny
Keith Michaelson
Chapter 8 Stages of Wealth Integration
45(6)
Courtney Pulien
Chapter 9 Learning from Your Money History and Writing a New Story
51(8)
Jill Shipley
Chapter 10 Envisioning the Future
59(8)
Jamie Traeger-Muney
SECTION 2 BECOMING A LEARNING FAMILY
67(60)
Chapter 11 Benchmarking Your Family Against Successful Global Families
69(6)
Dennis Jaffe
Chapter 12 Understanding the True Goals of Wealth Preparation
75(6)
James Grubman
Chapter 13 Advancing Flourishing: A 10x10 Learning Roadmap
81(16)
Stacy Allred
Joan DiFuria
Stephen Goldbart
Chapter 14 Finding What's Next for Your Family
97(6)
Barton Parrott
Chapter 15 Creating Impactful Learning Programs for Families
103(8)
Greg Burrows
Ruth Steverlynck
Chapter 16 Developing a Family Wealth Education Plan
111(8)
Kirby Rosplock
Chapter 17 Practical Tools for Building Healthy Families
119(8)
Christian Stewart
SECTION 3 PLANNING THOUGHTFULLY
127(70)
Chapter 18 Expressing Purpose in Your Trusts
129(8)
John A. Warnick
Chapter 19 Managing a Shared Family Property
137(6)
Jamie Forbes
Chapter 20 Creating a Family Bank
143(4)
James E. Hughes Jr.
Chapter 21 Undertaking a Family Risk Assessment
147(8)
Linda Bourn
Chapter 22 Is Your Infrastructure Resilient?
155(6)
Natasha Pearl
Chapter 23 Creating a Family Owner's Manual
161(6)
Josh Kanter
Chapter 24 Family Behavioral Health Wellness Assessment
167(6)
Arden O'Connor
Chapter 25 Building a Smart Aging Plan
173(6)
Susan Hyatt
Chapter 26 Managing the Risk of Diminished Capacity
179(10)
Patricia Annino
Chapter 27 Creating an Ethical Will
189(8)
Scotty McLennan
SECTION 4 INVESTING WISELY
197(28)
Chapter 28 Monitoring Financial Capital with the "Four Horsemen" Graph
199(4)
Scott Peppet
Chapter 29 Keeping Goals in the Spotlight with Capital Sufficiency Analysis
203(6)
Joe Calabrese
Chapter 30 Constructing an Investment Portfolio to Support Family Goals
209(10)
Jean Brunei
Voyt Krzychylkiewicz
Chapter 31 Investment Education for Family Members
219(6)
Jim Garland
SECTION 5 SEEKING SOUND ADVICE
225(36)
Chapter 32 Assessing Your Family's Financial and Family Management Needs
227(8)
Scott Hayman
Tom McCullough
Chapter 33 Finding an Advisor Who Will Help Your Family Thrive for Generations
235(6)
Kathy Lintz
Ned Rollhaus
Chapter 34 Choosing Trustees with Care and Wisdom
241(10)
Kim Kamin
Chapter 35 Assessing Your Readiness for a (Family Enterprise) Leadership Coach
251(4)
Greg McCann
Chapter 36 Understanding Advisors' Fees
255(6)
Mark Pletts
SECTION 6 RAISING THE RISING GENERATION
261(38)
Chapter 37 Balancing Entitlement and Responsibility in Children's Birthdays
263(6)
Joline Godfrey
Chapter 38 A Ritual to Send Children off to College
269(8)
Andrew Doust
Chapter 39 Developmental Life Lessons for Grandchildren
277(4)
William (Bo)
Suzanne Huhn
Chapter 40 Deciding If You Should Join the Family Business
281(6)
Josh Baron
Rob Lachenauer
Chapter 41 How Can You Ensure the Success of Your Successors?
287(8)
Dean Fowler
Chapter 42 The Intergenerational Dialogue
295(4)
Susan Massenzio
SECTION 7 NAVIGATING FAMILY DYNAMICS
299(50)
Chapter 43 A Three-Step Process for Enhanced Communication
301(4)
Keith Whitaker
Chapter 44 Strengthening Your "Family Factor" to Deconstruct Conflict
305(6)
Blair Trippe
Doug Baumoel
Chapter 45 Using Genograms to Understand Family Patterns
311(6)
Guillermo Salazar
Chapter 46 Achieving New Insights and Possibilities through Generative Dialogue
317(6)
Michelle Osry
Chapter 47 How Powerful Are Your Questions?
323(6)
Ian McDermott
Chapter 48 Expectations versus Agreements
329(6)
Mimi Ramsey
Stephanie Hardwick
Chapter 49 Enhancing Sibling Relationships
335(8)
Christian Stewart
Chapter 50 Gamechanging
343(6)
Matt Wesley
SECTION 8 MAKING SHARED DECISIONS
349(42)
Chapter 51 Hats Off to You!
351(4)
Lee Hausner
Chapter 52 How to Balance Family Stability with Resilience over Generations
355(4)
James Grubman
Chapter 53 Making Better Decisions by Telling Stories That Have "Already Happened"
359(6)
Stacy Allred
Chapter 54 Democratizing Family Decision-Making
365(4)
Barbara Hauser
Chapter 55 Using RACI to Determine Roles and Responsibilities in a Complex Multigenerational Family Enterprise
369(8)
Kathryn McCarthy
Chapter 56 Creating Internal Controls and Policy and Procedures for a Family Office
377(4)
Eugene Lipitz
Chapter 57 Leading Successful Family Meetings
381(6)
Katherine Grady
Wendy Ulaszek
Chapter 58 Establishing Ground Rules for Family Meetings
387(4)
Keith Whitaker
SECTION 9 GIVING TOGETHER
391(24)
Chapter 59 Finding a Philanthropic Focus and Integrating the Rising Generation Perspective
393(8)
Etienne Eichenberger
Matgorzata Smulowitz
Peter Vogel
Chapter 60 Facilitating Grandchild-Grandparent Philanthropy
401(4)
James E. Hughes Jr.
Chapter 61 Helping Families Move Up the Philanthropic Curve
405(6)
Leslie Pine
Chapter 62 A Roadmap to Successful Philanthropy
411(4)
Susan Winer
Conclusion 415(2)
Bios 417(2)
Index 419
TOM McCULLOUGH is Chairman and CEO of the Northwood Family Office, a multifamily office that serves the comprehensive needs of families of wealth. He has more than three decades of experience in the field of family wealth management and is an Adjunct Professor and Executive-in-Residence at the University of Torontos Rotman School of Management. He is the co-author of two other books Family Wealth Management: Seven Imperatives for Successful Investing, and Wealth of Wisdom: The Top 50 Questions Wealthy Families Ask.

KEITH WHITAKER, PhD, is president of Wise Counsel Research, a leading consultancy to families with wealth on governance, communication, and the development of rising generation leaders. He has been published in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Financial Times, and has co-authored six other books for Wiley, including Cycle of the Gift, Voice of the Rising Generation, and Complete Family Wealth.