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ARTICLE · 08 OCTOBER 2019

Enhancing Jersey's Philanthropic Wealth Structures

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There are distinguishing characteristics between charity (which tends to focus on the relief of a particular social problem) and philanthropy (which tends to address the root cause of the problem).

JerseyCorporate/Commercial Law

First published in: Jersey – First for Finance 2019

There are distinguishing characteristics between charity (which tends to focus on the relief of a particular social problem) and philanthropy (which tends to address the root cause of the problem), and although there is a recognised degree of overlap in practice between the two, ultimately they both contain the act of "giving" for the betterment of society and humanity.  This act is important for many wealthy families who look to structure that "giving" to causes with which they identify.

Jersey has multiple strengths in making it an attractive jurisdiction to establish and administer charitable and/or philanthropic wealth structures.  Fundamentally Jersey offers:

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