Yan from Owner.One

Capital founders are confident in their financial decisions. Yet significant losses still occur when transferring wealth to their family. The root cause lies in psychology and a lack of information. Family leaders simply set aside the dividends they receive, focusing on their current business. They delay preparations for transferring wealth and assets to their families. They have minimal knowledge about the process. In this field, there are no rough drafts, and actions must be taken with absolute certainty. The family head needs a counterpart for reflection. The family? Too emotional. Friends or business partners? No one is willing to share examples from their own family and wealth. Consultants? The interaction can be exhausting. Being open about these matters is even more challenging than a session with a psychoanalyst. You are forced to talk not only about personal issues but also financial problems. As a result, capital founders feel alone in their thoughts.