How We Help Emerging Managers in Africa Getting their Inaugural Fund Off the Ground 01/05/2024 In her recent interview with Africa Global Funds Magazine, Shamima Mallam-Hassam, Managing Director of our Mauritius office, discusses how Trident Trust can help emerging fund managers in Africa getting their inaugural fund off the ground, from assisting with fund structuring solutions, operational setup and due diligence procedures, to providing compliance, regulatory and investor onboarding support. Click on the image below to read the insight. X Linkedin weixin Messenger Authors Shamima Mallam-Hassam Managing Director smallam-hassam@tridenttrust.com +230 460 7890 Mauritius Latest Insights When Family, Business and Assets Span Borders: Considerations for Indonesian Wealth Owners As businesses expand, families become more global and assets are held across multiple jurisdictions, wealth planning is increasingly about governance, succession and long-term stewardship as much as investment performance. How Private Clients and International Businesses Use U.S. Virgin Islands Structures The U.S. Virgin Islands offers a distinctive proposition for private clients, family offices and international businesses. As a United States territory, it combines a U.S. legal framework with a strategic Caribbean location and a range of structuring opportunities for qualifying businesses and investors. Webinar 'Structuring Success: Tax, Business and Wealth Planning in the UAE' In collaboration with Regan van Rooy, our Dubai team recently hosted a webinar exploring key developments shaping the UAE’s tax and regulatory landscape, offering strategic insights for businesses and individuals looking to structure for long-term success. Source of Wealth: Doing the Right Thing vs Doing Things Right When establishing a trust, opening a bank account or implementing a wealth planning structure, clients are often asked to provide information about their source of wealth. Family Offices Built for the Future: How Global Families Are Reshaping Their Governance Family offices sit at the intersection of wealth, governance and identity. As families expand across borders, generations and asset classes, the demands placed on their structures are increasing in both scale and complexity. In recent years, there has been a clear rise in families reassessing how their governance arrangements operate in practice. Beyond Borders: The Rise of Multi-Centre Wealth Strategies The movement of private wealth across borders has long shaped the landscape of international structuring. Yet the pace, complexity and drivers of mobility entering 2026 mark a clear shift for families and advisers alike.