Structuring challenges and opportunities across EMEA
Following our introductory session in July 2026, this second webcast continues the journey reviewing some other popular EMEA jurisdictions and we will take a look at common structuring issues that arise when private clients and their families relocate across borders and how these issues may affect existing wealth structures.
Building on the trends and territory highlights covered in the first session, our PwC EMEA specialists will explore the practical and technical considerations behind successful relocations, from country-specific challenges to broader structuring options for cross-border family wealth.
This session covers five key European jurisdictions; Switzerland, Cyprus, Greece, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands, offering a more complete view of the landscape across EMEA.
The session is designed for participants who already have a general understanding of the relocation environment and are looking for practical, technical insights to apply in their advisory work.
| 09:30 / 12:00 | Welcome & recap We will open the session with a brief welcome and recap of the key takeaways from the July webcast. |
| 09:45 / 12:15 | Country-specific considerations Our specialists will provide an overview of relocation opportunities across five key European jurisdictions: Switzerland, Cyprus, Greece, Luxembourg and the Netherlands. |
| 10.10 / 12:40 | The impact of relocation on wealth structures and some cross-border structuring options We will explore the most common challenges that arise when private clients and their families relocate, focusing on how these issues affect existing wealth structures and what may need to be reviewed, adjusted, or redesigned. We will examine some of structuring solutions available to internationally mobile families, including funds and other relevant holding or investment vehicles. |
| 10:25 / 12:55 | Q&A and closing remarks We will conclude with a Q&A and a summary of the key practical takeaways. |
Lisa Cornwell
Jacqueline Landmann
Marc Meurant
Tony Hadjiloucas
Marloes Griffioen
Costas Kallideris