MARKET INTELLIGENCE

Perspective on
Structural Change

Analysis and perspective on the regulatory, jurisdictional, and structural developments most relevant to internationally connected families and founders.

Published selectively — when a development is consequential enough to warrant considered commentary, not on a schedule. New articles are added weekly from Intercorp’s archive of publications and original commentary.

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AWARDS & RECOGNITION | July 2026

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

A feature carried by USA Today examined Intercorp’s approach to integrated global wealth structuring — and identified the coordination gap between specialists operating independently across jurisdictions as the industry’s most persistent challenge. The feature traced how Intercorp’s model of orchestration over scale is bringing structural clarity to families managing cross-border complexity.

GOVERNANCE, SUCCESSION

July 2026

How to Prepare Heirs for Wealth, Not Just Transfer Wealth

Commonly cited research suggests 70% of family wealth fails to transfer successfully. The issue is not technical — it is structural. Intercorp outlines a capability-first framework for preparing the next generation to steward wealth, not merely receive it.

TAX & REGULATION

July 2026

How to Protect Wealth from Political Risk: The 3-Jurisdiction Rule for Multi-Generational Families

Jurisdictional concentration — once valued for simplicity — has become one of the most underestimated structural risks in UHNW wealth architecture. Intercorp outlines a three-layer framework for regime resilience.

GOVERNANCE

July 2026

What Modern Family Offices Must Do to Protect Wealth in a Transparent World

The single-family office is evolving from an investment-centric vehicle into a compliance and governance infrastructure that anchors jurisdictional resilience. Intercorp examines the three non-negotiable functions of a modern family office.

TAX & REGULATION

July 2026

The UK Non-Dom Reform: What International Families Need to Know

The UK's proposed abolition of the non-domiciled regime is not a minor policy shift — it is a fundamental redesign of how the UK taxes global wealth. Intercorp outlines a three-phase strategic review for internationally mobile families.

GOVERNANCE

July 2026

What Every UHNW Family Should Include in a Family Constitution

As families expand across generations and jurisdictions, the informal agreements that served the founder become structurally insufficient. Intercorp outlines the five non-negotiable elements of a robust Family Constitution and the governance layers required to make it operational.

TAX & REGULATION

July 2026

The 3 Tax Traps Founders Face After an IPO or Liquidity Event

The sudden transition from illiquid equity to realised capital frequently exposes structural inefficiencies that trigger cascading tax liabilities. Intercorp outlines the three most common traps and a 12–24 month pre-transaction diagnostic for founders approaching an exit.

EDITORIAL APPROACH

Why We Publish Selectively

Intercorp publishes commentary when a regulatory development, structural trend, or advisory question is consequential enough to warrant considered perspective — not on a schedule, and not to generate traffic. Articles are written by Leonardo Braune and the Intercorp advisory team, drawing on the practical structural questions that arise in active engagements. Client situations are never referenced. New articles from Intercorp’s archive of past publications and interviews are added weekly.

“Intelligence that is produced on schedule is rarely the intelligence that matters. We write when something is worth saying.”

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Perspective on Structural Change