
Agenda
Networking & Registration
9.00am
Chairs Opening Remarks
9.30am

Jennifer Ridgway, Partner
Farrer & Co
Revisiting Non-Doms and Tax Planning
9.40am
- Further changes to the non-dom regime and updates over the last 12 months
- How TRF impacts non-doms
- The HNW exodus and wealth outflow from the UK – where is it headed?

Beatrice Puoti, Partner
Stephenson Harwood

Laurence Morgan, Partner
Boodle Hatfield
Discussing Transatlantic Clients and Structures
10.25am
- Benefits and pitfalls of Transatlantic tax treaties
- Estate planning considerations
- Wealth planning overlaps between the Channel Islands and USA
- How the current political climate is impacting clients

Maya Buckland, Partner
Withers

Sarah Farrow, Partner, Private Client Services
EY

Kristin Konschnik, Partner
McLemore Konschnik
Networking & Refreshment Break
11.10am
Insights into HMRC Investigations
11.30am
- Spring budget fallout and how it's shaping tax investigations
- HMRC insights into investigations
- What issues should practitioners look out and prepare for when dealing with HMRC investigations

Morag Ofili , Partner (Barrister) Tax
Edwin Coe

Waqar Shah, Partner
Kingsley Napley
Analysing Trusts and Alternative Private Wealth Structures
12.15pm
- APR and BPR and how they’re being impacted
- Asset protection and other benefits to structures
- Alternative private wealth structures to consider
- The role of protectors

Kerrie Le Tissier, Director
Highvern

Alison Ozanne, Partner
Walkers

Yousafa Hazara , Legal Director
Irwin Mitchell
Networking & Lunch Break
1.00pm
Roundtable Discussions
1.45pm
During this session you'll have the opportunity to select your choice of topics to build an agenda that best suits your practice, from three roundtable discussion sessions on key Private Client matters. Choose two out of the three that you’d like to take part in with your peers.
Your first 50-minute discussion will start at 1.40pm and your second 50-minute discussion will start at 2.40pm after a 10-minute break between the two sessions.
Session 1 Charities & Philanthropies | Session 2 - Divorce and Matrimonial Finance | Session 3 - Next Gen Wealth Matters |
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Lacie Riseborough - Senior Business Development Manager - CAF |
Simon Blain - Partner - Forsters Guy Mawson - Partner - Forsters |
Networking & Refreshment Break
3.35pm
Best Practices for Future-Proofing Trusts
3.55pm
- Types of litigation to be aware of
- Best Practices for stress-testing
- What the local jurisdiction can offer

Catherine Moore, Partner
Ogier

Jemma Goddard, Senior Associate
Stewarts

Charlotte Howard, Senior Counsel
Macfarlanes
Exploring the Impacts of Diminished Capacity
4.40pm
- Preparing for circumstances of diminished capacity
- Trustee duties when a beneficiary is losing capacity
- How capacity is assessed across jurisdictions
- Claims of fraudulent calumny

Ben Havard, Partner
Collas Crill (Guernsey)
Bryony Cove, Partner
Farrer & Co

Kelly Greig, Partner
Blick Rothenberg

Monika Byrska, Partner
Howard Kennedy
Chairs Closing Remarks
5.25pm
End of Conference
5.30pm
- Further changes to the non-dom regime and updates over the last 12 months
- How TRF impacts non-doms
- The HNW exodus and wealth outflow from the UK – where is it headed?
Laurence Morgan - Partner - Boodle Hatfield
- Benefits and pitfalls of Transatlantic tax treaties
- Estate planning considerations
- Wealth planning overlaps between the Channel Islands and USA
- How the current political climate is impacting clients
Sarah Farrow - Partner, Private Client Services - EY
Kristin Konschnik - Partner - McLemore Konschnik
- Spring budget fallout and how it's shaping tax investigations
- HMRC insights into investigations
- What issues should practitioners look out and prepare for when dealing with HMRC investigations
Waqar Shah - Partner - Kingsley Napley
- APR and BPR and how they’re being impacted
- Asset protection and other benefits to structures
- Alternative private wealth structures to consider
- The role of protectors
Alison Ozanne - Partner - Walkers
Yousafa Hazara - Legal Director - Irwin Mitchell
During this session you'll have the opportunity to select your choice of topics to build an agenda that best suits your practice, from three roundtable discussion sessions on key Private Client matters. Choose two out of the three that you’d like to take part in with your peers.
Your first 50-minute discussion will start at 1.40pm and your second 50-minute discussion will start at 2.40pm after a 10-minute break between the two sessions.
Session 1 Charities & Philanthropies | Session 2 - Divorce and Matrimonial Finance | Session 3 - Next Gen Wealth Matters |
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Lacie Riseborough - Senior Business Development Manager - CAF |
Simon Blain - Partner - Forsters Guy Mawson - Partner - Forsters |
- Types of litigation to be aware of
- Best Practices for stress-testing
- What the local jurisdiction can offer
Jemma Goddard - Senior Associate - Stewarts
Charlotte Howard - Senior Counsel - Macfarlanes
- Preparing for circumstances of diminished capacity
- Trustee duties when a beneficiary is losing capacity
- How capacity is assessed across jurisdictions
- Claims of fraudulent calumny
Bryony Cove - Partner - Farrer & Co
Kelly Greig - Partner - Blick Rothenberg
Monika Byrska - Partner - Howard Kennedy

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