The sudden epidemic or disaster forced some families to put forward the inheritance planning which could be done slowly in the past. Mr. Hu Shi said: "it's really steady to prepare for tomorrow today; it's really broad-minded to prepare for death in life; it's really kind to prepare for children by parents; it can't be regarded as a modern person if we can't do these three steps." So what tools can be used to arrange family inheritance? When is the best time for inheritance? Will and trust are competition or cooperation? In this context, the Shanghai Alumni Association of Nanjing University Business School held a lecture on the theme of "modern people's wealth inheritance magic" on the evening of April 14, which discussed "necessary considerations for asset inheritance at home and abroad: trust and will cooperation or competition".
The guests invited to this lecture are:
Angela Ho, lawyer he Wenqi
He graduated from the Department of law, the University of Hong Kong. He holds a master's degree in Business Administration from the Schulich School of business, York University, Canada. He also holds the qualifications of lawyers in England, the capital region of Australia, Singapore, New South Wales and Victoria. He Wenqi law firm was founded in 2007 and has been a founding partner for more than 30 years. Lawyer he has rich experience in corporate financing law and corporate restructuring law. She has served as a listing consultant for many companies (including H-share and red chip listing), participated in the restructuring plan of Yuehai group's Dongjiang water injection project and the restructuring of Taiyuan group. Several Hong Kong listed companies that have been suspended have successfully applied for conditional resumption, such as HaiHai Chemical Group Co., Ltd. and Congyu Nong Industrial Holding Company Limited.
Connie Leung
Ms. Liang graduated from the University of British Columbia, Canada, with a bachelor's degree in Applied Science and a master's degree in business administration. After that, she studied at Hong Kong Polytechnic University, with a master's degree in China Affairs science and a step Diploma in international trust management. He has been engaged in offshore family trust business for 15 years, has participated in the family trust planning of many well-known families and multinational listed companies, and has rich professional experience in trust services. He is currently a member of the Chinese Committee of the Hong Kong Branch of the trust and wealth inheritance Association and a member of the Hong Kong professional and Senior Administrative Personnel Association. He has been invited to make keynote speeches in professional forums at home and abroad for many times.
This lecture focuses on the comparison of different ways of inheritance asset holding. Guests compared family trust, testamentary inheritance and inheritance or inheritance in the name of individuals from the following aspects: inheritance mode, subsequent distribution, asset ownership, forced inheritance, time of asset inheritance, confidentiality of information, debt isolation of heirs, possibility of inheritance, retirement arrangement, EPOA, etc. to a certain extent, family trust showed some advantages. This time, alumni actively asked questions and interacted with each other, and gained a lot. A series of questions about the way of inheriting assets were answered.
The Shanghai Alumni Association of Nanjing University Business School will continue to organize relevant activities to bring more exchange and help to all alumni. At that time, interested alumni are welcome to actively participate.
Writer and editor: Liu siyao