Insights, guides and updates on protecting generational wealth.

A side-by-side look at the main estate planning tools available in Kenya — trusts, wills, gifting, powers of attorney and family companies — and the advantages and drawbacks of each.

Using a private company to hold family businesses and investments: shareholders, directors and beneficial owners, and how shares pass on death.

Transferring assets during your lifetime by Deed of Gift — what completes a gift, the tax and registration steps involved, and the risks to weigh first.

The difference between general, specific and enduring Powers of Attorney, what authority each grants, and when they take effect or come to an end.

What makes a Will valid under the Law of Succession Act, who needs to be involved, when it should be reviewed, and where the original should be kept.

How a Family Trust works in Kenya: the roles of founder, trustees, beneficiaries and enforcer, what protection it offers, and what establishing one involves.