First, a reliable record
Map the entities, accounts, and authorities, then build the reporting the family will use.
Who we help / Family offices
One view of the family’s capital, with every entity’s boundary intact.
Accounting, consolidated reporting, controls, and liquidity oversight for families managing trusts, partnerships, foundations, and operating interests.
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Behind the consolidated report
What has to be true before the numbers can be trusted.
A consolidated report is only as reliable as the entity records, cash movements, and source documentation beneath it.
What is held where, under whose authority, and for what purpose?
Maintain an entity and account map that connects legal ownership, signers, advisers, and the records each structure must produce.
What cash is available after known and contingent commitments?
Separate bank balances from deployable liquidity after capital calls, distributions, debt service, and protected reserves.
Can every material transfer be explained from both sides?
Classify contributions, distributions, and loans when they occur, then reconcile the receiving and sending records.
What must each adviser receive, decide, or return, and by when?
Create one controlled information calendar for legal, investment, and estate advisers, without confusing coordination with ownership of their professional advice.
What the work covers
The family balance sheet
One coordinated financial system with the underlying boundaries preserved. Entity records, liquidity, payments, and adviser workflows stay connected without being blurred together.
Consolidation
The family-level financial position with entity detail intactA family-level view of cash, investments, debt, and commitments, supported by the underlying entity detail.
Entities
Books, ownership, purpose and intercompany activityCurrent books for every entity, with contributions, distributions, and loans reconciled on both sides.
Liquidity
Cash, commitments and protected reservesCash by entity, capital calls, distributions, and a forward calendar of commitments.
Transactions
Authority, payments, transfers and access controlsDocumented payment authority, dual approvals, and independent verification of any change to bank details. Access rights are reviewed on a set schedule.
Compliance calendar
Deadlines, notices, renewals and adviser follow-throughOrganized information packages, valuation data, and agreements, with deadline ownership and adviser follow-through tracked together.
Governance + philanthropy
Foundations, reporting, transitions and continuityFoundation accounting, trustee reporting, support through reorganizations and estate administration, and continuity when advisers or family roles change.
How we work
How we protect the integrity of the family system.
Discretion
Information access is limited by role, purpose, and the minimum necessary visibility.
Traceability
Every material balance, movement, approval, and deadline has an entity, source, owner, and record.
Continuity
The finance system remains dependable when advisers, staff, signers, or family responsibilities change.
Proportion
Controls and reporting reflect the structure’s real complexity, risk, and privacy requirements.
When there is more structure than visibility
Private financial oversight with institutional discipline, sized to the family's actual complexity.
- Families coordinating multiple entities, trusts, and operating interests
- Structures that need consolidated reporting and clearer cash visibility
- Family offices strengthening controls, documentation, and responsibilities
- Adviser teams that need a reliable financial point of coordination
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