Family Office
Family Office
A successful entrepreneur brought Entrust on board after global private banks fell short of expectations in managing a complex overseas investment structure.
The client, a resident Indian, had established a foreign company for investments. Initially, we were engaged purely to manage the portfolio. However, it became evident early on that this was not a business-as-usual mandate.
We assessed all implications across FEMA, Indian tax law, and international regulations.
Despite the complexity and intensity of the exercise, the client remained focused on his business while we managed the backend seamlessly. Entrust continues to be the anchor advisor ensuring ongoing compliance, efficient structuring, and strategic oversight of his overseas ventures.
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