👤 Seb, in Switzerland:
“You wouldn’t believe how often I hear clients ask about Dubai lately. It’s not just a trend — it feels like a shift.”
👤 Alex, in Dubai:
“Absolutely. The interest is real. We see private banks setting up here, family offices relocating or opening satellite structures, and entrepreneurs using Dubai as their regional hub.”
👤 Seb:
“In Switzerland, we’ve built a reputation on stability, long-term thinking, and high-level structuring — trusts, family governance, succession planning. But more and more, we’re being asked how that Swiss expertise can travel.”
👤 Alex:
“That’s the key. Dubai is dynamic, agile, and business-friendly. But to attract and retain global families, it needs precisely what Switzerland has developed over decades: experience in wealth structuring, legacy planning, and compliance.”
👤 Seb:
“Exactly. It’s not about competition. It’s about complementarity. Switzerland brings depth and maturity. Dubai brings speed and opportunity. Together, they’re building something powerful.”
👤 Alex:
“We’re already working with families who want the best of both worlds — Swiss governance with Gulf flexibility. And that’s just the beginning.”
💡 As the financial world becomes more interconnected, we believe the bridge between Switzerland and Dubai will play an increasingly important role — not only for wealth structuring, but for long-term strategy and cross-border planning.
Are you seeing the same trend in your work?
How do you see the roles of Switzerland and Dubai evolving in this global landscape?
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