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Forum Overview

Dates: October 13 - 15, 2027

Location: Athens, Greece

The Steering Committee welcomes a small group of up to 44 preeminent fiduciary litigators and trustees from around the world, each of whom has been personally selected based on their experience and specialization in resolving disputes for UHNW international families.​ This Forum provides an opportunity to explore common concerns, exchange ideas and resolve challenges faced on behalf of these clients.

 

Using candid, seminar-style discussion, the group identifies trends and developments in their varied jurisdictions for meaningful dialogue on the most interesting and provocative issues of the day.

CONNECT. ENGAGE. EXCEL. This is a different event, unlike any you've attended

Built on meaningful interactions and genuine connections, the Forum is the premiere gathering for preeminent fiduciary litigators and trustees, for UHNW families, from around the world.

"A unique Chatham House rules gathering of senior private client litigators who between them are involved in most of the leading global cases. There is no better Forum to exchange views with the key players."
Charles Gothard

Partner

Macfarlanes LLP

United Kingdom

"The Cambridge Forum has a winning formula of small groups of professionals from different jurisdictions coming together to discuss issues of interest to them all. No boring lectures. Everyone is encouraged to contribute and the discussion that emerges is lively and illuminating and also informative."
Alison Meek

Consultant, Trust and Estate Disputes

Forsters LLP

United Kingdom

"At the Cambridge Forum, the conversation matched the company — exceptional. Leaders from every major jurisdiction spoke with rare candor, trading hard‑won experience that you simply cannot find in print."
Pierre Bydzovsky

Partner

Charles Russell Speechlys

Switzerland

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SPONSORING THIS FORUM

The Steering Committee would like to thank the following sponsor for their support of the Cambridge Forum on International Wealth Disputes - 1st Generation.

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For more information please contact:
Jacqui Cheshire

Head of Family Office – Switzerland

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Thank you to our Sponsor

Corient is the world’s largest multi-family office and non-bank wealth manager focused on serving ultra-high- and high-net-worth clients. As the industry’s only global professional services partnership, we combine the personal service and objectivity of a boutique with the scale and resources of a global institution. Our partnership model fosters collaboration over competition, bringing together the collective expertise of Corient to each relationship to deliver a transparent, client-first experience. As a fully integrated global firm, we deliver comprehensive solutions across investment management, wealth strategy and family office services to help clients simplify their lives, manage their wealth and establish lasting legacies. For more information, visit corient.com. Corient refers to affiliated entities under common control of Corient Global HoldCo Limited.

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Senior Vice President, Dispute Resolution Programming