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SSUCCESSION PLANNING AND THE USE OF TRUSTS AND FOUNDATIONS FOR FAMILY BUSINESSES IN THE ARABIAN GULF

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SUCCESSION PLANNING AND THE USE OF TRUSTS AND FOUNDATIONS FOR FAMILY BUSINESSES IN THE ARABIAN GULF

Paul C. Homsy

May 19, 2017, Business
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By Paul C. Homsy, Advisor, Volaw Group The majority of the Arabian Gulf family businesses were created in the 1970s and 1980s during the first

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