NC Family HoldingGmbH · Switzerland

Family holding · Canton of Schwyz

Wealth with foresight.

NC Family Holding pools the family’s assets under one roof: its own companies, real estate and investments. Exclusively own capital, no third-party money.

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Schindellegi · SwitzerlandOwn family assetsHorizon: generations

A family holding is not a financial product. It is a promise: to preserve value, to develop the family’s own companies and to pass responsibility on to the next generation in good order.

NC Family Holding GmbH · Preamble

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Principles

Five principles for the family’s wealth.

I

Own capital, own responsibility

The holding manages exclusively the family’s own assets. There are no funds, no investors and no third-party money.

II

Generations, not quarters

Our horizon is the next generation. Decisions should still be right in twenty years, not just at the next closing.

III

Independence

We finance conservatively and keep reserves, so the family can act even when times turn rough.

IV

Discretion as a principle

Wealth is a private matter. Figures, names and intentions stay within the family.

V

Substance before speed

We grow deliberately and prefer assets that prove themselves over years.

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Structure

One holding. Four areas.

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Purpose

Pool. Preserve. Pass on.

I · Pool

One roof

The family’s company shares, real estate and investments are held in one company and steered together.

II · Preserve

Securing substance

Conservative financing, broad diversification and sufficient reserves protect the wealth against single risks.

III · Pass on

Orderly succession

Shares in the holding can be transferred more easily and fairly than many individual assets.

Generations

Passing on what lasts.

The holding ensures that the family’s wealth does not have to be reorganised with every generation.

Clear rules, a shared roof and succession within the family planned early on.

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