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Investment Structuring

Limited Partnership (LP)

A straightforward way to manage wealth across generations, protect assets, and optimize your investment structure.

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Challenges

Questions We Help You Answer

The right structure turns complex wealth challenges into clear, efficient solutions.

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How to preserve your wealth for the future generation?

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How to organize and simplify compliance & governance?

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How to minimize your actual and expected tax impact?

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How to avoid complex and onerous fee structures?

Structure

Centralized Partnership Structure

A centralized organization where the General Partner coordinates all service providers.

Key DecisionsGENERAL PARTNER(Hub)Banker(s)Insurer(s)Lawyer(s)DirectorsReal EstatePrivate EquityVenture Cap.Joint VenturesLIMITEDPARTNERS

Pass-through

Tax Treatment

Limited to Capital

LP Liability

Private

Partnership Agreement

Roles

Who Does What

The Hub

General Partner (GP)

Actively manages the partnership, coordinates and supervises the strategy as agreed, and helps make investment decisions. The GP challenges all service providers and is proactive in identifying potential investments.

Passive Investors

Limited Partners (LPs)

Contribute capital but do not participate in day-to-day management. Liability is limited to the amount of capital invested. LPs focus on important matters while the GP handles operations.

Benefits

Key Advantages

Tax Transparent

No double taxation — earnings pass directly to partners

Privacy Preserved

Partnership agreement is not publicly accessible

Highly Flexible

Customizable agreement for your specific needs

Limited Liability

LPs’ liability limited to capital contribution

Comparison

LP vs Other Structures

How a Limited Partnership compares to other common structures.

FeatureLimited Partnership (LP)FoundationProtected Cell Company
Control & ManagementDirect family control via GP with flexible agreementBoard or council — less direct controlStructured fund management with regulatory oversight
TaxationPass-through taxation, no double taxationComplex, depends on jurisdictionNeeds specific structuring for tax benefits
FlexibilityHighly customizable LPA for family needsLess flexible, governed by bylawsRigid, regulation-focused structure
ConfidentialityHigh privacy, fewer reporting requirementsPublic registration requiredSubject to regulatory oversight
Succession PlanningExcellent — separate control from economic interestCan be used but less directNot an inherent feature
Liability ProtectionLPs limited to capital contributionLimited for board membersAsset segregation between cells

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