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Din personlige Private Banker
We can help you
- Gifts for children and grandchildren
- Wills and deeds of gift
- Prenuptial agreements and cohabitation agreements
- Succession planning for your business
- Information about tax rules
Family law
Our family law experts help you protect your wealth for your children and grandchildren and make sure that important documents such as wills and prenuptial or cohabitation agreements are in order. If major life changes occur, it’s always a good idea to review the legal and financial aspects with our experts.
Planning for the next generation
If you have substantial wealth, there is much to gain by planning the future transfer of your inheritance. Our legal specialists at Nordea Private Banking can help you and your family with advice and guidance if you wish to transfer assets to the next generation or to others close to you. It’s about finding good solutions and avoiding potential future conflicts.
Tax information
Investment counselling often raise questions and various issues that may have fiscal consequences. Regulation of tax can be detailed and complex and it is not always easy to get an overview and understand what this could mean to you. Our family and business law experts can guide you according tax matters for both you and your family, and your company.
Selling or buying a large company
If you are the owner of a large company and are planning to sell, our advisors and their network of experts in business law can guide you. They are specialised in changes of ownership and can guide you during the different phases of the process. Your Private Banking advisor will also support you when it’s time to manage your proceeds from the sale.
Time to buy or expand instead? With the help of specialists in Nordea Group and our external partners we can provide, among others, valuation of your enterprise, planning and advice as well as guidance on how to proceed in order to get optimal results.
Succession planning for large companies
Have you thought about who will take care of your company when it’s time for you to ease your way out? Is it possible for your children to take over the responsibility? How can you do this in the most proper way, to avoid potential conflicts between siblings and other relatives? And how do you make a living in the future? These and other questions might be wise to discuss in good time, both with your family and your Private Banking advisor.