Family Governance Starter Kit
A charter outline, a council model and a decision-rights template.

BlackLeaf
Architects behind enduring family and corporate wealth.
A private office for families whose affairs have outgrown a single adviser. One discreet team coordinates governance, structure and succession, so that every generation sees the whole picture.
Engagements begin with a private, confidential conversation. We then build the office around the family, not the other way round.
Charters, councils and decision-making structures the family agrees in advance.
One view of assets, entities and jurisdictions.
Preparing the next generation to steward what they inherit.
Keeping core assets apart from operating and trading risk.
Coordinated administration of trusts, companies and registers.
Each element can be taken on its own, or as a full private office.
Frameworks and decision-making structures
Financial education and stewardship preparation
Across assets, entities and jurisdictions
Legal entity and trust administration coordination
Treasury and cash flow management
Oversight of calls, distributions and liquidity
Planning for family-owned businesses
Risk, privacy and security coordination
We coordinate succession, consolidation and family governance, so that disparate portfolios, operating companies and trust structures are aligned into one master plan.
Architecting the smooth transfer of control and capital, with transition frameworks that protect the legacy and the commercial viability of family assets.
Drafting and establishing family constitutions, charters and governance councils that mediate disputes and institutionalise the family legacy.
We listen to the family before anything is proposed.
Assets, entities and advisers are mapped into one view.
Governance, roles and reporting are agreed and documented.
The office operates on a regular calendar, reviewed annually.
Practical guides from our team, free to download.
A charter outline, a council model and a decision-rights template.
Business and family succession, and the questions to settle first.
When a family needs a private office, and what running one involves.
Architects behind enduring family and corporate wealth.