Wealth management glossary: Transfer and Succession

The Dutreil Pact is a tax scheme designed to facilitate the transfer of family businesses. Created by the Law of August 1, 2003 on economic initiative, it provides a partial exemption from transfer duties in the case of a gift or inheritance involving shares in a company or a sole proprietorship.

Wealth transfer is a major issue, both from a family and tax perspective. Gifts, succession, beneficiary clauses, Dutreil pacts, statutory reserve: these concepts structure the organization of transfer.
Anticipating allows for reducing conflicts, optimizing taxation, and protecting loved ones. A successful transfer is based on comprehensive planning integrating the family situation, the nature of assets, and long-term objectives.
Wealth management does not stop at building capital. It includes its organization and transfer under appropriate conditions.
This section brings together the main definitions related to wealth transfer and succession mechanisms.

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