Qatari capital is long term capital. Families and investors from Doha buy assets to hold for generations: European property, operating businesses, funds and strategic stakes. Long term capital deserves a holding architecture built to the same horizon.
A Swiss holding company gives Qatari wealth a European home with the qualities Doha respects: discretion, stability and institutions that have managed private capital for two centuries. We build these structures from Zug, with real substance, for exactly this purpose.
The Swiss AG does not publish its shareholders in the commercial register. For families who value privacy in their European holdings, that single fact often decides the jurisdiction.
Swiss corporate law provides the stability and flexibility that succession planning needs: share classes, shareholder agreements and governance that survive the founder generation intact.
A Swiss holding entity sits naturally beside Swiss private banking relationships. Consolidating assets and accounts in one jurisdiction simplifies reporting, oversight and the family's picture of its own wealth.
Seraama is a Zug based boutique founded by a UK qualified lawyer with twenty three years of international corporate experience. We form the Swiss company, provide the resident director and registered office that give it real substance, prepare the banking file and make the introduction. One firm, one standard, personally accountable for what we build.
We take a limited number of clients, principally from the Gulf, Asia, Africa and Latin America, and most arrive through professional referral. Fees are quoted in writing after a short consultation; we do not publish price lists, deliberately.
It is one of the classic uses. A Swiss holding entity can hold property companies across Europe, centralise financing relationships and provide a stable ownership level for assets intended to remain in the family. Property specific rules apply in each country, and we coordinate that analysis.
Shareholders of a Swiss AG are recorded in the company's own share register, not in the public commercial register. Beneficial ownership is disclosed to the company and, where required, to banks and authorities, but not to the public. Privacy from the market, transparency to the institutions that are entitled to it.
Yes. A Swiss holding company can be owned by individuals, by an existing holding entity or by a fiduciary structure such as a trust or foundation. We design the interface so that governance and reporting flow cleanly into your family office.
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