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Working papers from our senior advisors on cross-border structuring, banking, licensing, mobility and tax. Long-form guides for the topics that repay careful reading; short briefings when the news moves.
Tier-by-tier diagrams of holding stacks, funds, trusts, licensed entities and asset vehicles — with the tax drivers and the failure points.
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Mid-year structuring report 2026: what is working, what has stopped working
Six months of filings, applications and restructurings, summarised. This report sets out which structures are still doing their job in 2026, which have quietly stopped, where the friction has moved, and what we would build differently today than we would have in 2023.
CARF: what crypto data starts moving, and when
The Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework turns exchange balances and transactions into automatically exchanged tax information. Forty-six jurisdictions are committed to first exchanges by 2027, a further group by 2028. This briefing sets out who reports, what is reported, and what to fix in the window that remains.
Cross-border 2026 outlook: banks, jurisdictions, licences
Cross-border structuring in 2026 is being reshaped by three forces at once: bank de-risking, beneficial-ownership register visibility, and a licensing backlog in every major fintech and crypto jurisdiction. This director-authored outlook sets out where we see the pressure points for the year ahead, which corridors are quietly opening, and how to build structures that are still standing in 2028.
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