The Readiness Review · For multinationals

Your group spans borders.
Who sees the whole structure?

Bring ownership, control and continuity into one view across the group’s entities and countries.

A private review of how your business, wealth and family are prepared for what comes next.

When it’s worth a closer look

When the structure gets harder to see

  • Entering new markets

    Each new country adds entities, rules and reporting lines.

  • A restructure or transaction

    A change in one entity ripples through ownership and control elsewhere.

  • Key people moving on

    Continuity can depend on a few people who hold the whole picture.

The outcome

After the review, you’ll know

Specific to your situation, and agreed in scope before the work begins.

  1. How ownership, control and governance connect across entities and countries.

  2. Where continuity depends on a few people.

  3. Which gaps to address before the next change.

What you receive

Clarity you can use for the next decision

  • Connected overview

    How the relevant businesses, assets, ownership arrangements and family responsibilities fit together.

  • Readiness findings

    Gaps, dependencies and unanswered questions that could affect continuity or future plans.

  • Prioritised action plan

    What needs attention, which decisions come first, and where existing advisors or specialists should be involved.

Scope is agreed at the outset. Implementation and specialist advice are defined separately.

How it works

A standalone starting point

  1. Agree the scope

    Discuss your circumstances, the questions to explore and who should take part.

  2. Bring the picture together

    Review the agreed information, involving your existing advisors where useful.

  3. Decide what comes next

    Discuss the findings and whether further work would add value.

Specialist implementation and principal counsel on retainer are separate engagements. Neither is a condition of the review.

Common questions

Is this only for family-owned groups?

No. For groups without a family owner, the review focuses on ownership, control and continuity across entities and countries.

Can our existing advisors be involved?

Yes. We work alongside your existing advisors and agree who is involved as part of the scope.

What does it cost, and how long does it take?

Fees, timing and deliverables are agreed with you before any work begins, based on the size and complexity of your arrangements.

How is our information handled?

We agree how documents will be shared before any detailed information is exchanged. Your first message only needs a general outline.

The next step

See the whole structure in one view

Tell us where the group operates, and we’ll show you what the review would cover.