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Carlo Galli is partner at Clifford Chance and head of the firm’s Italian tax department since 2009. He was admitted to the Association of Chartered Accountants (Ordine dei Dottori Commercialisti) in 1996. Prior to joining Clifford Chance he worked 13 years with Maisto e Associati, an Italian tax law firm, of which he has been a partner since 2003, after having worked with the IBFD in Amsterdam for two years. He is specialized on taxation in the capital markets, private equity structures and estate and tax planning for private individuals.
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Line-Alexa Glotin is an attorney of counsel at the Paris based law firm UGGC & Associés. She graduated in law from the Paris II – Panthéon Assas University. She advises an international clientele of wealthy families, family offices and private banks in the areas of domestic and international taxation, estate planning, trust, fiducies, family foundations and charities. Before joining UGGC & Associés in 2000, she worked as an associate for Taj (Deloitte & Touche).
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Fabricio González is currently working as a lawyer in the structuring advisory team of Credit Suisse Trust Ltd. Before he was an associate in the Zurich office’s Tax Practice Group of Baker & McKenzie and a member of the Steering Committee of its European Private Banking practice. His practice is focused primarily on international private banking, wealth management and tax planning for family businesses. He has published extensively in specialized tax and private banking newsletters and journals. Mr González participates at the courses of STEP, Switzerland, and is a lecturer at the University of Barcelona, at Barcelona Bar Association and at ESADE-Ramon Llull University of Barcelona.
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Dr. Marc Jülicher is partner at Flick/Gocke/Schaumburg, a law firm specialised in tax, and was admitted to the bar in 1995. He is lecturer at the Bundesfinanzakademie (German Federal Finance Academy), at the ZHAW Zürcher Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften (School of Management and Law) and Member of the German Estate Planning Association (DVEV), the Institute for Inheritance Law (IFE), the German Tax Lawyers (DStJG) and the German-South African Lawyers Association (DSJV). He received his PhD from the University of Cologne in 1992, and is co-editor of the Journal of Tax and Inheritance Tax Law and co-author of Troll/Gebel/Jülicher, ErbStG (Inheritance Tax Code) and Debatin/Wassermeyer, DBA (Double Taxation Treaties).
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Philip Marcovici is CEO of LawInContext Pte. Ltd, the interactive knowledge venture of Baker & McKenzie. He retired as a partner of Baker & McKenzie at the end of 2009 after 28 years with the Firm. Based in Hong Kong and Zurich, he was one of the founders of the Firm’s Global Wealth Management practice, as well as of its Asian tax practice. Among other management roles, he was the chair of the Firm’s Global Private Banking Steering Committee and of its European Tax practice. He is active in working with families, governments and banks worldwide and has been an honorary lecturer at the law school of Hong Kong University and the University of Zurich law faculty. He is an active member of the tax sections of both the American and the Canadian Bar Association.
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Dr. Kurt Moosmann is Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Dara Capital Ltd., a competence center for international investors, dedicated to providing sophisticated and comprehensive wealth advisory and investment solutions. He is an acknowledged specialist in structuring wealth of private entrepreneurs, business owners and high net worth individuals, and he has worked in executive positions for various financial institutions before founding Dara Capital. Dr Moosmann holds an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Geneva, is a member of STEP and a regular lecturer on international wealth management topics. He is also the Co-Chairman of the Family Office Roundtable, a global think-tank for large entrepreneurial families.
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Dr. Marc-Etienne Pache is partner at Oberson Avocats in Lausanne/Geneva. He graduated from University of Lausanne School of Law with a doctorate in law and earned an LL.M. in Taxation in the USA. Admitted as a certified tax expert, he is active in Swiss and international taxation and regularly advises companies on re-organizations and tax planning. He is also active in the area of tax assistance and planning to individual taxpayers. Dr Pache also serves as an associate judge in charge of tax affairs at the Cantonal Court of Vaud. He is a member of the Vaud Bar Association and the Certified Tax Expert Association.
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Fouad Sayegh is an attorney at Oberson Avocats in Geneva and is admitted to the Swiss and New York Bars. He also serves as an associate judge on the Geneva Court of Appeal for Tax Matters. He graduated from the University of Geneva School of Law and obtained an LL.M. in International Taxation from New York University School of Law. His practice concentrates on Swiss domestic and international taxation, both for individuals and corporate entities, with an emphasis on trusts and high net worth private clients. He is a member of the New York State Bar Association and the International Fiscal Association.
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Rupert Ticehurst is partner at Herbert Smith and head of its international private wealth & charities practice. He acts for private banks, trust companies, high net worth individuals and charities in relation to trust, succession planning, philanthropy and UK tax planning. He has a BA from Queen Mary College, London University, an LL.M. from the London School of Economics and used to teach law at King’s College, London University.
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Prof. Anton R. van Zantbeek is an attorney at Greenille (Brussels, Antwerp & Rotterdam) and is specialized in international estate and tax planning. He has a specific expertise in emigration of high net worth individuals and the structuring of holding companies, trust and family foundations. He lectures financial and estate planning at HUBrussels and at the Postgraduate in Family Mediation at the University of Leuven. He is also author of several books and contributions on estate and tax planning. He is a.o. member of the editorial staff of the Estate Planning Journal and the Tax Law Journal.
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