Trusts and Modern Wealth Management (eBook, PDF)

Redaktion: Nolan, Richard C.

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

Trust law has grown and developed over recent years through the continued ingenuity of practitioners and the provision of innovative new trust laws by offshore jurisdictions. The wealth managed through the medium of trust law has also changed in recent years, as increasingly it has come from the newly rich of Asia. This brings distinctive issues to the fore: the role of settlors, family members and trusted advisors in trust administration; the position of trustees in relation to instructions coming from such persons; and an increased desire for confidentiality in trust administration and the settlement of trust disputes. This collection focuses on trusts which are deliberately created to manage wealth and the concomitant issues such trusts raise in other areas of law. Essays from leading members of the judiciary, practitioners and academics explore these developments and their implications for the users of trust law and for society in general.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Cambridge University Press
• Erscheinungstermin: 31. Mai 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781316767177
• Artikelnr.: 53346488

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction Richard C. Nolan, Tang Hang Wu and Kelvin F. K. Low; Part I:
1. The role of the courts today in the administration of trusts Launcelot
Henderson; 2. 'Breaking bad': settlors' reserved powers Lusina Ho and
Harold Hsiao-Wo Lee; 3. Trustees and third party powers Richard C. Nolan;
4. Trust arbitration clauses Matthew Conaglen; 5. Massively discretionary
trusts Lionel Smith; 6. Trustees, fiduciaries and fetters David Pollard;
Part II: 7. Derivative actions on behalf of the trust: Beddoe orders for
beneficiaries Tang Hang Wu; 8. The entitlements of objects as defining
features of discretionary trusts Peter G. Turner; 9. The beneficiary's
performance interest in a trust: AIB v. Redler and the march of the
compensatory principle James Penner; 10. Compensatory remedies for breach
of trust Paul S. Davies; 11. Tapping into trust assets for redistribution
upon divorce in England and Wales Simone Wong; 12. The vulnerability of
trusts in divorce Rebecca Lee; Part III: 13. Mapping client sophistication:
critical enquiry or unnecessary distraction? Christopher Hare and Travers
Smith; 14. Misrepresentation and rescission Kelry Loi; 15. The alternative
Australian Trusts Act (Cth) David Chaikin and Eve Brown; 16. Non-charitable
purpose trusts: the missing right to forego enforcement Kelvin F. K. Low;
17. Trusts in civil law environments - can civil law jurisdictions such as
Liechtenstein deal with core issues of trust law? Francesco A. Schurr; 18.
High net worth trusts in the 21st Century: confiscatory taxes and duties?
Tony Molloy, QC.