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Charles Spencer on inheritance and succession planning

Will you be the one who loses what nineteen generations have managed to maintain? And if you succeed: who will you pass it on to? England’s Ninth Earl Spencer, Charles Spencer, shares his principles. Read the full article here: https://www.juliusbaer.com/es/insight... Subscribe to our YouTube channel:    / bankjuliusbaer   Charles Spencer is the Godson of Queen Elizabeth II and grew up with three elder sisters: Sarah, Jane and Diana who later became the Princess of Wales. After finishing his studies of Modern History at Magdalen College in Oxford, he worked as a reporter for the American television network NBC News for a decade. Moreover, he published history books and established himself as an editor. The father of four daughters and two sons from two previous marriages is married to Karen Gord, a Canadian philanthropist with whom he has one daughter, since 2011. 13 000 acres of land, a 100 000 square foot mansion, 90 rooms, 88 fireplaces and 650 precious paintings. Welcome to Althorp – home to the Spencer family since 1508. The estate is nestled in the beautiful English county Northamptonshire and comprises woodlands, farms and entire villages. Winston Churchill and Nelson Mandela were among the estate’s most prominent guests. Nineteen generations of one of England’s preeminent aristocratic families have lived in Althorp for more than 500 years. Each room has a story of its own. "The story of the house is about the people. It is not so much about the antiques and china, but about the characters who added to it or experienced personal disasters. All parts of the human story are encapsulated in Althorp. If you have an ear for a good story, it is a privilege to live here,” says Charles Edward Maurice Spencer, who became the Ninth Earl Spencer in 1992, at the tender age of twenty-seven. “The estate always had an extraordinary presence in my life,” he explains. “If you don’t look out, an inheritance and everything that comes with it may even dominate you. I remember feeling very insecure, even guilty, about it when I was a young boy. It’s as if you suffer from the impostor syndrome and constantly ask yourself “Am I going to make this a success or will I be the failure who lets it all slip out of the family’s hands?”. Charles Spencer: “Whoever inherits or plays an active role in a family business carries the weight of expectations on their shoulders. It is expected that you will make your mark in some way. This is not easy to cope with. The lesson I have learned over the years is to focus on the purpose of the family business. Althorp, for example, was ultimately built to be a home. A renowned expert on historic English houses once told me that “Authenticity is good taste, and good taste is authenticity”. I deploy this motto for every decision that concerns the inheritance. Ask yourself: What are the authentic key values of our family business? Why was it set up? What was it meant to achieve? Can I still achieve it? and reconnect with that.” “When you are lucky enough to inherit or own company shares, you must be able to take in the external perspective. The public might be critical of you. My advice is to listen to what they say. I, for instance, have learned a lot from letters that strangers sent to me. Embrace situations that might look like a trial, because they are not. Transform every situation into a learning opportunity.” “I’m an editor, I’m a historian and I have written six books. When you are dealing with an inheritance: keep a passion of your own alive. It’s crucial. Don’t be overwhelmed by the responsibility. The healthier approach is to greet it, take it on, and make the most of it. I was able to express my creative side by publishing history books. Your ‘passion topic’ could be anything – but take ownership of something that has nothing to do with the inheritance and that nobody can take away from you. #charlesspencer #royals #althorp Follow Julius Baer: Corporate Website: https://www.juliusbaer.com YouTube:    / bankjuli.  . LinkedIn:   / juli.  . Twitter:   / juliusbaer   Facebook:   / bankjuliusbaer   Instagram:   / bankjuliusb.  . About Julius Baer Julius Baer is the international reference in wealth management, based on a solid Swiss heritage. The story of Julius Baer began over 125 years ago with the vision of one man. In the 1890s the company’s founder and namesake, Julius Bär, established himself as a young and promising banker on Zurich’s famous Bahnhofstrasse. What initially started as a humble family business has grown over the decades into the international reference in pure private banking, with more than 50 locations in over 25 countries worldwide.