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Zusatztext The English concept of the trust has spread throughout the world. In this immensely scholarly and fascinating book, Paolo Panico shows this fusion of an obligation of conscience with a title to property taking slightly different forms in different jurisdictions - sometimes by statute and sometimes by reason of a decision of the local court. A lucid and hugly informative work. Informationen zum Autor Paolo Panico is Chairman and Managing Director of Private Trustees S.A., an independent trust and corporate service provider with registered office in Luxembourg and a branch in Geneva. He has an academic background and has taught in some Italian Universities (Milan 'Bocconi', Bergamo, Modena, and Sassari). He is currently an adjunct professor of Legal Structures in a Master sin Wealth Management at the University of Luxembourg.Paolo is an academician of The International Academy of Estate and Trusts Law and a member of the Committee of the International Tax Planning Association (ITPA). He is a member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) and he is currently serving as head of the Technical Committee of the Benelux branch.Paolo has written a wide range of articles on trust law, is Country Correspondent for the journal Trusts & Trustees (OUP, 2006-), and is also the author of International Trust Laws (OUP, 2010). Klappentext Private Foundations: Law and Practice provides a rigorous review of the law of private foundations in both civil and common law jurisdictions. Offering a detailed analysis of the laws underpinning private foundations legislation, it is an invaluable guide for anyone involved in this developing area. Zusammenfassung Private Foundations: Law and Practice provides a rigorous review of the law of private foundations in both civil and common law jurisdictions. Offering a detailed analysis of the laws underpinning private foundations legislation, it is an invaluable guide for anyone involved in this developing area. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1: Introduction: the making of private foundations 2: The Founder 3: Foundation Council and Management Bodies 4: The Beneficiaries and their Right to Information 5: Protectors and Supervisory Bodies 6: Forced Heirship and Asset Protection 7: Private Purpose Foundations ...
