Trusts Talk

Trusts Talk with Adam Hofri-Winogradow and Mark Bennett is a podcast featuring deep-dive discussions with trust lawyers and academics on a wide range of fascinating issues in trusts law. Through thoughtful conversations, the podcast explores leading cases, emerging ideas, and enduring debates shaping trust law today. Music: Bundt by Blue Dot Sessions ( www.sessions.blue ).

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  Account of Profits and Dishonest Assistance - with Weiming Tan

  Aug 3, 202647 minS0

  <p>In this episode of Trusts Talk, Mark Bennett and Adam Hofri are joined by Weiming Tan, an assistant professor at the National University of Singapore and a contributing editor to the 35th edition of Snell's Equity, to discuss his recent Law Quarterly Review article on the account of profits in dishonest assistance. Weiming makes the case for his "equal rigour" principle: rather than asking whether a dishonest assistant counts as a fiduciary, which is the "status-centric" approach he critiques, he argues that equity's commitment to protecting the fiduciary relationship should extend the same remedial regime outward to those who...

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  Understanding Trust Protectors - Professor Katy Barnett (Melbourne Law School)

  Jun 5, 20261 hourS0

  <p>In this episode of Trusts Talk, Mark Bennett and Adam Hofri-Winogradow interview Professor Katy Barnett of Melbourne Law School about Australian trust law, the role of protectors, appointors and guardians, and the fiduciary limits on trust powers. </p><p>Professor Barnett’s recent open-access article, “Protectors and guardians: observations from Australia”, provides a useful companion to the episode. For those with access, her paper “‘Pistols at dawn’ and the powers of trustees, appointors, and guardians: who comes trumps in a dispute over a family trust?” is also available. </p><p>The conversation begins with Australia’s unusually strong equity and trusts tradi...

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  Dr Sara Adami-Johnson on the Psychology and Practicalities of Art Succession Planning

  Apr 14, 202652 minS0

  <p>In this episode of Trust Talk, hosts Mark Bennett and Adam Hofri talk with Dr. Sara Adami-Johnson, Vice President of High Net Worth Planning Services at RBC Wealth Management, to discuss the intricacies of international estate planning, family psychology, and the complexities of managing art as an asset class.</p><p>Drawing on her background in law, finance, and positive psychology, Dr. Adami-Johnson explains how she acts like a detective to uncover the unspoken rules, emotional dynamics, and unique governance structures that exist within wealthy families.</p><p>The conversation then takes a deep dive into the highly subjective...

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  Richard Grasby on Offshore Trusts Practice from Hong Kong

  Mar 19, 20261h 1mS0

  <p>In this episode of Trust Talk, hosts Mark Bennett and Adam Hofri talk trusts with Richard Grasby, an offshore regulatory trusts and private wealth lawyer based in Hong Kong who specializes in the laws of jurisdictions like the Cayman Islands and the British Virgin Islands.</p><p>Richard explains that high-net-worth clients primarily utilize modern offshore trusts for confidentiality, probate avoidance, succession planning, and protection against political instability or regime changes, rather than simple tax planning.</p><p>A recurring challenge in the industry is the delicate balance of control; settlors often want to retain strict power over their...

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