Cambridge University Press - Trusts and Modern Wealth Management

Explore the evolution of trust law in this comprehensive text from Cambridge University Press. As offshore jurisdictions introduce innovative laws and practitioners develop new methods, the landscape of wealth management continues to shift. This book examines how wealth from the newly rich in Asia is changing the field, bringing specific challenges to the forefront of legal practice. Readers will gain insight into the complex roles of settlors, family members, and trusted advisors during trust administration. The text addresses the specific position of trustees when managing instructions from these individuals and explores the increasing demand for confidentiality in modern trust administration. This is an essential resource for those studying the intersection of law, finance, and global wealth trends.