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A conference presented by the IBA Private Client Tax Committee, supported by the IBA Family Law Committee

24th International Private Client Conference3–5 March 2019, Claridge’s, London, England

Topics include:

• Trusts for civil law lawyers

• Foundations for common law lawyers

• Hot topics roundtable

• Common Reporting Standard: practical lessons; must we change our drafting?

• Post-mortem planning roundtable

• Trust litigation: pitfalls for the planner

• Choosing a home for the family office: practical and legal considerations

• Impact investing: the new philanthropy

• Protecting your children from their future spouses

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ProgrammeConference Co-ChairsNiklas Schmidt Wolf Theiss, Vienna; Co-Chair, IBA Private Client Tax CommitteeDaniel Simon Collyer Bristow, LondonCatherine Watson-Coles McInnes Cooper, Halifax, Nova Scotia; Co-Chair, IBA Private Client Tax Committee

Sunday 3 March

1800 – 1930 Welcome receptionPhillips Auction House30 Berkeley Square, Mayfair, London W1J 6EX

Conference reception kindly provided by Phillips.

This reception, which will welcome all delegates to the Conference, will also include a private tour of the highlights from the upcoming London 20th Century and Contemporary Art March auctions.

All registered delegates are welcome to attend.

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Monday 4 March

0900 – 0915 Welcome from the Conference Co-Chairs

0915 – 1030

Trusts for civil law lawyers International lawyers are increasingly interacting with global family clients and are asked questions on the benefits and disadvantages of establishing a common law trust. This session will provide a primer for advisors on exactly what a common law trust is and the different purposes trusts can have. It will discuss the different types of trusts, choice of jurisdiction and tax planning and why trusts are becoming more popular planning devices for high net worth families all over the world.

Session ChairJames Paladino South Dakota Trust Company, New York

SpeakersSangna Chauhan Charles Russell Speechlys, LondonMorven McMillan Maples and Calder, Grand CaymanMaud Udry-Alhanko Meyerlustenberger Lachenal, GenevaMegan Worrell Duane Morris, New York; Young Lawyers Liaison Officer, IBA Private Client Tax Committee

1030 – 1100 Coffee/tea break

1100 – 1215

Foundations for common law lawyers Foundations and trusts often go in a single breath, after which the civil lawyer exhales, acknowledging he doesn’t really understand the trust concept. At the same time the common law lawyer just doesn’t grasp the basic idea how in civil law jurisdictions, comparable goals are mirrored by the use of private foundations. In this panel we will focus on the private foundation in an attempt to explain to the common law lawyer, the ‘just the same, yet different’ concept, with which private foundations are often confronted when offered as a solution for the sheltering of private wealth to clients based in, or for assets located in, civil law jurisdictions.

Session Chair Gerd D Goyvaerts Tiberghien, Brussels; Website Officer, IBA Private Client Tax Committee

SpeakersSilvio Cilia Corrieri Cilia, Birkirkara, MaltaJuan Pablo Fábrega Fábrega Molino Avocados, Panama CityJohannes Gasser Gasser und Partner, Vaduz, LiechtensteinYann Mrazek M HQ, Dubai

Monday continued

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Alexa Saunders Carey Olsen, St Helier, JerseyNiklas Schmidt Wolf Theiss, Vienna; Co-Chair, IBA Private Client Tax Committee

1215 –1345 Buffet lunch

1345 – 1515

Hot topics: roundtable This roundtable session will provide high level and in-depth reviews of the latest hot topic changes in four jurisdictions: the US, the UK, France and Italy. These changes will include: tax reform in the United States; the impact of Brexit in the United Kingdom; the repeal of the wealth tax in France; and why Italy is becoming a destination of choice. Come with your specific questions as we consider how the developments in these four countries may affect your clients.

Roundtable Co-ChairsJerome Assouline Cabinet Sekri Valentin Zerrouk, Paris; Vice Chair, IBA Private Client Tax CommitteeLeigh-Alexandra Basha McDermott Will & Emery, Washington DC

FacilitatorsJérôme Barré Franklin Société d’Avocats, Paris Alessandro Bavila Maisto e Associati, MilanOliver Court Macfarlanes, LondonGiovanni Cristofaro Chiomenti, RomeEric Dorsch Kozusko Harris Duncan, New YorkPeter Daniel Collyer Bristow, LondonLine-Alexa Glotin UGGC Avocat, ParisDimitar Hadjiveltchev CMS Francis Lefebvre Avocats, ParisRachel Harris Loeb & Loeb, Los Angeles, California Rachel Mainwaring-Taylor Farrer & Co, LondonRaul-Angelo Papotti Chiomenti, Milan; Website Officer, IBA Taxes CommitteeNicola Saccardo Maisto e Associati, MilanKathryn von Matthiessen Katten Muchin Rosenman, New YorkEmma White Forsters, London

1515 – 1545 Coffee/tea break

1545 – 1715

Common Reporting Standard: practical lessons; must we change our drafting? An international panel will discuss the implementation and challenges in interpreting the Common Reporting Standard (CRS) and its interface with their local regulatory and professional responsibilities. How does CRS impact upon data protection and client confidentiality? Can we draft to improve privacy? Are there variances in opinion upon what is reported and how trusts, trustees, settlors, protectors and beneficiaries are reported upon? Is this the new normal in global information exchange?

Session ChairAjay Wiltshire Saffery Champness, St Sampson, Guernsey; Corporate Counsel Forum Liaison Officer, IBA Private Client Tax Committee

SpeakersSu-Mei Ban GSM Law, Singapore; Conference Coordinator, IBA Taxes CommitteeAngela Calnan Collas Crill, St Peter Port, GuernseyAseem Chawla ASC Legal, New Delhi; Secretary, IBA Taxes CommitteeMax Riederer von Paar Rubin Winston Diercks Harris & Cooke, Washington DC

1930 Conference reception and dinnerFortnum and MasonDiamond Jubilee Tea Salon, 181 Piccadilly, St. James’s, London W1A 1ER

The Salon started out as an apartment for the Fortnum family before becoming an interior decorating department of the store in the 1920s and 1930s, and then an antiques department and a restaurant known as St James’s. It was named in honour of Her Majesty’s visit in 2012, when she formally opened the room in the company of their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cornwall and the Duchess of Cambridge. The Diamond Jubilee Tea Salon, whilst usually paying homage to the timeless tradition of Afternoon Tea, will provide a regal venue for this years’ Conference dinner.

Keynote speakerCharles Hill Art Crime Researcher and Security Consultant; Retired Detective Chief Inspector, New Scotland Yard, Metropolitan Police, London

Price: £105 per registered delegate.

Tuesday 5 March

0745 – 0900

Breakfast roundtable: post-mortem planning

When a death occurs too soon or when legislation moves too quickly, what can be done? Can you plan even after your client’s death? This roundtable will give attendees the opportunity to discuss these issues taking into account their jurisdiction and others.

Even though we will be focussing on ‘post-mortem planning’ this is not to suggest that nothing needs to be done during a client’s lifetime. A plan may be executed after death but the planning has to be put in place before death. Efficient post mortem planning seeks: to maximise tax-saving opportunities and minimise complications, for both the deceased person’s estate and for the beneficiaries; or to safeguard the family wealth or business. Come ready to share your ideas and learn new cross-border strategies.

Roundtable Co-ChairsAnne Guichard Notaires, Paris; Treasurer, IBA Private Client Tax CommitteeNatalie Peter Blum & Grob Attorneys at Law Ltd, Zurich; Vice Chair, IBA Private Client Tax Committee

Facilitators Percy Castle Casahierro Abogados, Lima; Publication and Newsletter Officer, IBA Private Client Tax CommitteeFrédéric Epitaux Oberson Abels SA, Lausanne Carine Tohme Tohme Law Firm, Beirut; Regional Representative Middle East, IBA Private Client Tax Committee

The breakfast roundtable is open to all registered delegates; however, during the registration process, please indicate if you plan to attend.

0900 – 0930 Coffee/tea break

0930 – 1100

Trust litigation: pitfalls for the planner The panel will explore jurisprudential developments with potentially significant ramification for planning. Topics will include: • Recent jurisprudence and the hazard of the capital only trusts. • Post Pugachev - how resilient are settlor reserved powers?• Are the planner’s communications with a settlor always privileged? • Will the settlement survive a divorce?

Session Co-Chairs Clare Archer Penningtons Manches, London; Committee Liaison Officer, IBA Private Client Tax CommitteeNick Holland McDermott, London

SpeakerMark Barmes Lenz & Staehelin, GenevaGail E Cohen Fiduciary Trust, New YorkPaul Hodgson Butterfield Group, St Peter Port, GuernseyEason Rajah QC 10 Old Square, London

1100 – 1115 Coffee/tea break

1115 – 1230

Choosing a home for the family office: practical and legal considerationsIn establishing (or relocating) a single family office, numerous factors must be assessed: immigration law; taxation of the family office team (which may include family members with high value assets and complex holding structures); taxation of the family office; choice of entity; transfer pricing; costs to implement; and so on. In addition to tax and other legal issues, qualitative factors must also be considered, such as political and economic stability; ease of travel; ease of hiring educated local staff; quality of life; and whether the country is welcoming to immigrants who move to the country as a part of the family office team. This panel will provide a detailed look at relevant issues and how best to provide a nuanced answer to a client seeking to establish a family office.

Session Chairs Rashad Wareh Kozusko Harris Duncan, New YorkChristopher Potter SETE, Geneva

Speakers Rogerio M Fernandes Ferreira RFF & Associados, Lisbon; Conference Coordinator South America, IBA Corporate and M&A Law CommitteeMatthew Guthrie Mourant, St Peter Port, GuernseyLeon Kwong Wing Withers KhattarWong, Singapore Fiona Poole Maurice Turnor Gardner, London

1230 – 1345 Buffet lunch

Conference reception and dinner sponsors

Tuesday continued

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1345 – 1500

Impact investing: the new philanthropy It seems that impact investment is everywhere and nowhere. It has been ten years since the term ‘impact investment’ was introduced to the financial industry and yet it remains uncertain. Financial institutions have reacted by creating many different products and solutions. Research shows that the impact investment industry is worth over US$100bn.

But what is impact investment? Why is it important? Are clients interested in this topic or is the buzz only around professional circles? Do clients buy off-the-shelf products or create their own vehicles, if so what? Do they act using their traditional service providers or specialists? Is it the role of the advisors to bring up this topic or to promote it? Are there preferred legal solutions or preferential tax treatments?

Our expert panel will answer these questions interactively and share their considerable experience in the field. We will also provide some tools to deal critically with this topic so that you can better review the clients’ needs and the products available in the market.

Session Co-ChairInbal Faibish Wassmer ROSAK Law, Zurich and Tel Aviv; Scholarship Officer, IBA Private Client Tax Committee

SpeakersDonzelina A Barroso Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, LondonAmit Marom Founder, Marom Consulting, Tel AvivLyn Tomlinson Head of Philanthropy and Social Investment, Cazenove, LondonAmer Vohora Value Works, Zurich

1500 – 1530 Coffee/tea break

1530 – 1645

Protecting your children from their future spousesKeeping family wealth inside the family lines has been a challenge for generations. Parents hope their children select life companions with similar values, morals, and respect for the wealth the family has created, maintained or inherited. Unfortunately, not all marriages are comprised of such values. Whether through divorce, incapacity, or the reality of unhealthy marriages, family wealth can be put in jeopardy if there are no safeguards in place. With these concepts in mind, this panel will explore pre- and post-marriage planning strategies, vulnerabilities to structures, and several other considerations for protecting family wealth from the future spouses of children.

Session Co-ChairsDelphine Eskenazi Libra Avocats, ParisMark Osborne Osborne Helman Knebel & Scott, Austin, Texas; Secretary, IBA Private Client Tax Committee

Speakers Camilla Baldwin Camilla Baldwin, LondonMarcus Dearle Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner, Hong Kong SAR; Vice Chair, IBA Family Law CommitteeAndrew A Zashin Zashin & Rich, Cleveland, Ohio

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InformationDate3–5 March 2019

VenueClaridge’sBrook StreetLondon W1K 4HR, EnglandTel: +44 (0)20 7629 8860Fax: +44 (0)20 7107 8855Email: info@claridges.co.uk

LanguageAll working sessions and conference materials will be in English.

How to registerRegister online by 27 February 2019 at www.ibanet.org/conferences/conf934.aspx and make payment by credit card to avail of the ten per cent online registration discount or complete the attached registration form and return it to the Conference Department at the IBA together with your bank transfer/cheque payment. You should receive an email confirmation of your registration within five days; if you do not, please contact confs@int-bar.org.

FeesOnline registrations received:

on or before until 25 January 27 February

IBA member £785 £875

Non-member * £920 £1005

Young lawyers (under 30 years) £590 £1005

Academics/judges (full-time) £590 £1005

Public lawyers £590 £1005

Corporate counsel ** £705 £1005

Conference reception and dinner £105 £105

After 27 February registrations must be received in hard copy at the IBA office.

Hard copy registration forms and fees received:

on or before after 25 January 25 January

IBA member £870 £970

Non-member * £1020 £1120

Young lawyers (under 30 years) £655 £1120

Academics/judges (full-time) £655 £1120

Public lawyers £655 £1120

Corporate counsel ** £785 £1120

Conference reception and dinner £105 £105

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Full payment must be received in order to obtain your conference documentation.

Fees include:• Attendance at all working sessions• Conference materials, including any available speakers’ papers

submitted to the IBA before 22 February• Access to the above Conference working materials from the IBA website

(www.ibanet.org) approximately seven days prior to the Conference• Access to mobile delegate search application • Buffet lunch on Monday and Tuesday• Tea and coffee during breaks• Hosted welcome reception on Sunday 3 March• VAT currently at 20 per cent

Please note that registrations are not transferable.

List of participantsIn order for your name to appear in the list of participants, which will be distributed at the Conference, your registration form must be received by 27 February at the latest.

Mobile delegate search applicationAll registered delegates will receive a printed list of participants at the Conference; however, delegates are now also able to use the mobile delegate search. This application has been developed to aid networking by giving delegates instant access to an up-to-date list of their fellow attendees, and comes with the added benefit of a built-in messaging service. All registered delegates with an internet or Wi-Fi-enabled device will have access, using their IBA username and password. Simply visit: m.ibanet.org/conf934. Registration confirmation All documentation regarding your attendance at the Conference can now be obtained from the IBA website. Upon receipt of your payment for the Conference, a confirmation email will be sent containing instructions on how to download the documents. Registration confirmation will not be distributed by post.

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Promotional literaturePlease note that no individual or organisation may display or distribute publicity material or other printed matter during the Conference, unless by prior arrangement with the IBA. Organisations and companies wishing to discuss promotional opportunities should contact the IBA Sponsorship Department at andrew.webster-dunn@int-bar.org.

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Hotel accommodationThe IBA has reserved a limited number of guest rooms for the nights of 2–5 March inclusive at Claridge’s at the following rates, which exclude breakfast and taxes:

Deluxe King room: £525Mayfair King room: £495Superior King room: £465Superior Queen room: £405

Subject to availability, the rates quoted apply if booked by 22 February via the official accommodation agent, Judy Lane ICS. This is a limited block of rooms so please book early as rates and availability cannot be guaranteed. To make a reservation please use the following link: www.jlconlineregistrations.com/2019/iba/79-london/accommodation

Judy Lane ICSTel: +44 (0)1293 888 352Email: esther@judylaneics.com

All reservations will be acknowledged, by email, within 48 hours of receipt. Bookings cannot be made without a credit card number. Any subsequent amendment to your reservation must be made in writing to Judy Lane ICS. If you do not receive email confirmation of your reservation or amendment/cancellation, please contact Judy Lane ICS by telephone. Subject to availability, Judy Lane ICS can accept reservations up until 22 February. Thereafter, all reservations should be made directly with the hotel, quoting ‘IBA Conference’ as the reference.

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previous List of Participants, Programmes and Sponsorship recognition. The only accommodation agent the IBA works with is Judy Lane ICS. Judy Lane ICS do not contact delegates on behalf of the IBA without delegates making initial contact. Please ignore any communication that does not come directly from the IBA or Judy Lane ICS.

Disabled accessClaridge’s is wheelchair accessible. Please notify us if you require special assistance.

Social programme

Sunday 3 March1800 – 1930 Welcome receptionPhillips Auction House30 Berkeley Square, Mayfair, London W1J 6EX

All registered delegates are welcome to attend

Monday 4 March1930 Conference reception and dinnerFortnum and MasonDiamond Jubilee Tea Salon, 181 Piccadilly, St. James’s, London W1A 1ER

Price: £105 per registered delegate

Social event ticket reservations cannot be guaranteed unless payment has been received before 27 February, subject to availability.

Continuing Professional Development/Continuing Legal Education

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3–5 MARCH 2019 CLARIDGE’S, LONDON, ENGLAND

24th International Private Client Conference

6–7 MARCH 2019 THE NED, 27 POULTRY, LONDON, ENGLAND

IBA Corporate Group Member Summit

14–15 MARCH 2019 FAIRMONT THE QUEEN ELIZABETH, MONTREAL, CANADA

22nd Annual International Arbitration Day

20–22 MARCH 2019 W SANTIAGO HOTEL, SANTIAGO, CHILE

Mergers and Acquisitions in Latin America: Challenges and Best Practices in the Era of Compliance

21–22 MARCH 2019 THE LANDMARK HOTEL, LONDON, ENGLAND

Insurance – A guide to a changing legal landscape

27–29 MARCH 2019 FAIRMONT, DUBAI, UAE

11th Annual Real Estate Investment Conference

28–29 MARCH 2019 EUROSTAR GRAND MARINA, BARCELONA, SPAIN

4th Mergers and Acquisitions in the Technology Sector Conference

3–5 APRIL 2019 WESTIN PARIS, PARIS, FRANCE

IBA Annual Employment and Discrimination Law Conference

3–5 APRIL 2019 PARIS, FRANCE

19th Annual US and Europe Tax Practice Trends Conference

10–12 APRIL 2019 SHERATON GRAND HOTEL RESORT, RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL

RMMLF/IBA International Mining and Oil & Gas Law

13 APRIL 2019 THE HAGUE, THE NETHERLANDS

The Next Big Questions for International Criminal Justice

29–30 APRIL 2019 HOTEL PRINCIPE DI SAVOIA, MILAN, ITALY

30th Annual IBA Communications and Competition Conference

7–8 MAY 2019 JW MARRIOTT, WASHINGTON DC, USA35th Annual IBA/IFA Joint Conference on International Franchising

8–10 MAY 2019 RITZ CARLTON, BERLIN, GERMANY

IBA Annual Litigation Forum: Disruption in Litigation – new types of disputes in a new world order

15–17 MAY 2019 ADLON KEMPINSKI, BERLIN, GERMANY

36th IBA International Financial Law Conference

15–17 MAY 2019 PALACIO DUHAU – PARK HYATT, BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA

22nd Annual IBA Transnational Crime Conference

19–21 MAY 2019 CONRAD, NEW YORK, USA

30th Annual Conference on the Globalisation of Investment Funds

19–21 MAY 2019 SAO PAULO, BRAZIL25th Global Insolvency and Restructuring Conference

20–21 MAY 2019 ODD FELLOWS MANSION, COPENHAGEN, DENMARK

5th IBA Global Entrepreneurship Conference: The Nordic model – rising up to the global challenge

21–22 MAY 2019 GRAND HOTEL, OSLO, NORWAY

Maritime and Transport Law Conference: Opportunities and Risks in Shipping in 2019

22–23 MAY 2019 CORINTHIA, BUDAPEST, HUNGARY

14th Annual Bar Leaders’ Conference

31 MAY – 1 JUNE 2019 PHILADELPHIA, USA

7th Annual World Life Sciences Conference

4–5 JUNE 2019 THE PLAZA, NEW YORK, USA

18th Annual International Mergers & Acquisitions Conference

6–7 JUNE 2019 IMPERIAL HOTEL, TOKYO, JAPAN

15th Annual IBA Competition Mid-Year Conference

13 JUNE 2019 LONDON, ENGLAND

2nd European Fashion and Luxury Conference

25–26 JUNE 2019 OECD, PARIS, FRANCE

17th Annual IBA Anti-Corruption Conference

6–7 SEPTEMBER 2019 FLORENCE, ITALY

23rd Annual Competition Conference

21 SEPTEMBER 2019 SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA

Fundamentals of International Legal Business Practice: IBA Young Lawyers’ Training

22–27 SEPTEMBER 2019 COEX CONVENTION & EXHIBITION CENTER, SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA

IBA Annual Conference 2019

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30 OCTOBER – 1 NOVEMBER 2019 GRANGE ST PAUL’S HOTEL, LONDON, ENGLAND

9th Biennial Global Immigration Conference

7–8 NOVEMBER 2019 SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL

IBA Latin American Entrepreneurship Conference

7–8 NOVEMBER 2019 BERLIN, GERMANY

6th Biennial Technology Law Conference – Technology Law Taken to the Next Level

14–15 NOVEMBER 2019 HAMBURG, GERMANY

Digital Operations: 2019 – Manufacturing, Supply Chains and Transporting Goods

21 NOVEMBER 2019 LONDON, ENGLAND

Private Equity Transactions Symposium

Full and further information on upcoming IBA events for 2019 can be found at: bit.ly/IBAConferences @IBAevents

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