What USA Today Identified as the Distinguishing Characteristic of Intercorp’s Advisory Model

A feature carried by USA Today examined how Intercorp’s approach to integrated global wealth structuring is bringing clarity to one of the advisory industry’s most persistent challenges — the coordination gap between specialists operating independently across jurisdictions.
World Finance: G20 Accounting Standards — What It Means

World Finance interviewed Leonardo Braune on the implications of G20-driven accounting standard convergence for internationally active corporations. The discussion articulated a principle that remains central to Intercorp’s framework: cross-border decisions must be sequenced and structurally coherent before implementation.
Global Banking & Finance Review: The CRS Cliff Edge

Global Banking & Finance Review published Leonardo Braune’s analysis of the operational implications of the Common Reporting Standard. The article examined the gap between CRS as regulation and CRS as a practical compliance environment — and why disciplined preparation is the only reliable response.
The Leaders Globe: The Consultancy Alchemist

The Leaders Globe published a cover story profiling Leonardo Braune’s advisory model under the title “The Consultancy Alchemist.” The feature examined Intercorp’s approach to orchestrating cross-border complexity — and recorded a recognition: Tax Advisory of the Year — Brazil 2017.
What Genuine Expertise in Cross-Border Wealth Structuring Actually Looks Like

In an industry where nearly every firm describes itself as trusted and global, the question of what constitutes genuine expertise is rarely examined with rigour. Intercorp outlines three verifiable criteria for evaluating advisory credibility — and the standard it holds itself to.
Fluxx Awards: Global Wealth Structuring Pioneer of the Year (2025)

For families managing multigenerational wealth across borders, the challenge is rarely the absence of qualified advisers. It is the absence of a single coordinating architecture ensuring their work operates as a unified framework. Intercorp was designed to solve that structural gap.