Abu Dhabi, UAE, 29 November 2016: The Family Business Council-Gulf (FBCG), the regional organization of Family Business Network International (FBN), teamed up with the Abu Dhabi Chamber of Business & Industry to organise a lawful roundtable to go over exactly how Family businesses in the UAE and the GCC could develop a solid succession strategy that ensures a smooth handover from one generation to the other.His Excellency Ebraheem M. M. Al Mahmood, First Vice Chairman, Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce & Industry, stated in his opening up speech at the event: "Family members organisations play an important role in the country's economic situation by creating a generation of distinctive business owners. The existing market problems combined with the readily available labor force provide these young business owners with rich experiences and abilities that enable them to run and handle their services. Data reveal that family businesses in the Gulf region stand for a percentage that range in between 65-80% of the economic sector.

" The Abu Dhabi Chamber of Business & Industry is eager to supply full assistance to the proprietors of family members businesses to attain their goals and boost the earnings of their organisations. The goal is to help them overcome any type of difficulties they encounter. We welcome household entrepreneur to check out chances in certain industries that are in line with the Abu Dhabi Economic Vision 2030 and add to reinforcing economic connections by participating in common agreement with us."

Many Family possessed businesses in the UAE and the GCC will certainly deal with a sequence difficulty within the next years. The handover from the initial to the second generation, and significantly, the second to third generation will certainly have significant effects on the continuity and growth of companies. Few Family business - 15 per cent according to worldwide fads-- endure to the third generation.FBCG emphasized that family business sequence is probably one of the most crucial concerns a household business has to deal with; it is likewise among the most hard aspects to plan for.

Commenting about the duty of FBCG in sustaining family members businesses with the continuity challenge, Chairman of FBCG, His Excellency Abdulaziz Al Ghurair, claimed: "We encourage and sustain family members services to be well prepared to encounter the obstacles of sequence preparation by enhancing three key locations-- initial by building an extensive legislative structure; 2nd, by developing administration structures for family members and finally, qualifying the future generation of household companies to birth their duty as proprietors and directors of their businesses."

His Excellency Al Ghurair emphasized that the legal preparation element is a crucial foundation for an adequate conservation plan. "At the Family Business Council we comprehend that without a well-planned and resilient lawful structure for a family members business, the search of continuity could be futile."

He added: "It is critical that family members businesses take sufficient time to incorporate the legal structure that best fits the household business and agree on terms which secure it from the risk of fragmentation."

The legal roundtable program provided sensible actions on establishing appropriate lawful structures to safeguard business while taking into consideration each family members business' unique requirements and objectives. The occasion's sessions presented and talked about the dynamics of legal frameworks typically utilized for sequence preparation such as LLC development, setting up of trusts, planning for IPO or establishing Closed Joint Stock companies.

The event program additionally covered the subject of family members governance, evaluated 2 family members business case studies to display and overview exactly how administration systems can be structured to better fit family members' unique demands.

The legal roundtable was a successful cooperation in between FBCG and Abu Dhabi Chamber. The occasion was gone to by greater than 30 leading family members from Abu Dhabi along with various other families that are FBCG members from the UAE and other GCC countries. The roundtable reviewed a great deal of info on legal and administration issues and effectively set off reliable exchange of knowledge in between the family companies on solutions to resolve the challenges of succession planning.

His Excellency Al Ghurair concluded: "We enjoy with our partnership with Abu Dhabi Chamber, and their assistance in involving a great number of leading family members businesses in reliable discussions and learnings, hence serving the quest of connection by family businesses throughout generations."