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Trusted advisors on matters of business, law and commerce since 1884.

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“Private clients appreciate the personal touch from reliable experts they can trust. Families have trusted Fairchild Greig for generations, some dating back to when our practice was first established in 1884.”

Today, our private client practitioners advise individuals, families, executors and trustees on the full range of private client matters. Our services now include professional executorship of Wills and trusteeship of estate assets through Fairchild Greig Will Trusts Ltd, a dedicated non-profit company designed to facilitate long-term succession planning with the extra peace of mind that comes from being regulated directly by HM Revenue & Customs.

Our pedigree in the innovative fusion of business, law and commerce stems back to 1884. In 1919, following the bleakness of the Influenza pandemic, Fairchild Greig & Co. helped families in post-World War Britain recover through trade and investments in the gold and diamond mining consortiums of South Africa. By the 1950s, the firm had built up a reputation as specialists in private wealth, augmented with corporate and finance expertise, when one of the partners at Clifford Turner, Henry Wells, left the firm and joined us to form Fairchild Greig & Wells.

“We’ve been fusing business, law and commerce for more than 130 years. Working collaboratively across our company of practice partners, we’ll innovate solutions to complex problems for 100’s more.”

Today, we carry the theme of collaborative innovation and duty of care into an overarching Quality Management System (QMS). Our QMS brings us closer to our immediate clients, their extended family and our practice partners to design and execute client projects collaboratively to deliver desired outcomes on time and within budget.

“As generations evolve, clients sometimes end up with more inherited properties than anticipated. That’s when a strategic discussion about holding structures and how well the Swiss economy is doing could be most interesting.”

In this area of practice, we are concerned with the full spectrum of complexity in dealing with inherited wealth: from filing new probate property ownership forms with the Land Registry to the corporatisation of asset ownership and monitoring of globally spread asset managers under the impartial governance structure of a Family Office.