Coverage
What the desk watches.
The desk watches every form significant wealth takes, and the public record around each one, across the jurisdictions where that wealth tends to sit.
Asset families
Bank depositsCash and treasury at private and tier-one banks, and electronic money institutions.
Custodied securitiesEquities, bonds and funds held through custodians and prime brokers.
TrustsAssets held by a trustee, read through the trustee and the governing jurisdiction.
FoundationsEndowed legal persons, read through the foundation register and council.
Holding companiesLayered entities, special-purpose vehicles and nominee arrangements.
Real estateDirect and company-held property, read through land and property registries.
Private equity and fundsDirect stakes and fund commitments, and the companies beneath them.
Operating businessesCompanies the family controls, fully exposed to corporate and court records.
Digital assetsExchange-held, self-custody, staked positions and stablecoins, on public ledgers.
Insurance wrappersPolicies used to hold portfolios, read through the insurer behind them.
PensionsCross-border pension and long-horizon retirement arrangements.
Art and hard assetsHigh-value items, read through sale, insurance and registration records.
The public record
Everything the desk reports is drawn from the public record: corporate and beneficial-ownership registers, land and property registries, court records, charges and security filings, regulatory notices and enforcement, sanctions lists, credit-rating actions, insolvency and gazette notices, public ledgers, and reported news. Nothing private, and nothing a client could not trace back to its source.
Jurisdictions
The jurisdictions the desk reads most closely. Coverage widens as a client's file requires it.
United Kingdom
Switzerland
Liechtenstein
Luxembourg
Monaco
Jersey
Guernsey
Isle of Man
Ireland
Cyprus
Malta
United States
Singapore
Hong Kong
United Arab Emirates
Cayman Islands
British Virgin Islands
Gibraltar
Netherlands
Austria