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Filippo Noseda

Filippo is a Partner in Mishcon Private and a Visiting Professor at King's College, London, where he teaches International and Comparative Trust Law. A dual qualified English solicitor and Swiss lawyer (Rechtsanwalt) he advises clients on international tax and estate planning issues. Able to approach both common law and civil law issues from a practical perspective, he routinely advises on the establishment and restructuring of both trusts and foundations as well as on UK and international tax and succession planning issues, including family governance and disputes. Filippo has also advised a number of governments on the introduction of private foundations' laws and successfully lobbied the Swiss government on the recognition of trusts in 2007 (various amendments to ratification bill). More recently, he appeared as an expert before the Council of Europe and the EU data protection authorities in connection with the introduction of the OECD's Common Reporting Standard (CRS) and the EU's Beneficial Ownership Registers. Filippo is a member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) and the International Academy of Estate and Trust Law. He has been appointed as a Judge at the San Marino Court for Trusts and Fiduciary Relations for the period 2020-2025. A keen lecturer and avid commentator, he is rated as a leading individual in Legal 500, a Top Recommended Tax Lawyer by Spear's Magazine and as one of the UK Top Influential Private Client Lawyers by ePrivateclient. Legal 500 praises his "tremendous reputation" and "broad range of expertise" whilst Chambers & Partners says that he is a "major figure in co-ordinating cross-border European issues. He has got a unique character, is great fun and injects a light-hearted approach to a complex area while being very technically able." · Mishcon de Reya LLP

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About

Filippo Noseda is a Partner in Mishcon Private and a Visiting Professor at King's College London, dual-qualified as an English solicitor and Swiss lawyer (Rechtsanwalt). He advises on international tax and estate planning and routinely handles the establishment and restructuring of trusts and foundations, UK and international succession planning, family governance and disputes; he is a member of STEP and the International Academy of Estate and Trust Law and was appointed Judge at the San Marino Court for Trusts and Fiduciary Relations for 2020–2025.

Practice areas

Private ClientTaxTrustsFoundationsEstate PlanningSuccession PlanningDispute Resolution

Office

England

Mishcon de Reya LLP · Filippo is a Partner in Mishcon Private and a Visiting Professor at King's College, London, where he teaches International and Comparative Trust Law. A dual qualified English solicitor and Swiss lawyer (Rechtsanwalt) he advises clients on international tax and estate planning issues. Able to approach both common law and civil law issues from a practical perspective, he routinely advises on the establishment and restructuring of both trusts and foundations as well as on UK and international tax and succession planning issues, including family governance and disputes. Filippo has also advised a number of governments on the introduction of private foundations' laws and successfully lobbied the Swiss government on the recognition of trusts in 2007 (various amendments to ratification bill). More recently, he appeared as an expert before the Council of Europe and the EU data protection authorities in connection with the introduction of the OECD's Common Reporting Standard (CRS) and the EU's Beneficial Ownership Registers. Filippo is a member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) and the International Academy of Estate and Trust Law. He has been appointed as a Judge at the San Marino Court for Trusts and Fiduciary Relations for the period 2020-2025. A keen lecturer and avid commentator, he is rated as a leading individual in Legal 500, a Top Recommended Tax Lawyer by Spear's Magazine and as one of the UK Top Influential Private Client Lawyers by ePrivateclient. Legal 500 praises his "tremendous reputation" and "broad range of expertise" whilst Chambers & Partners says that he is a "major figure in co-ordinating cross-border European issues. He has got a unique character, is great fun and injects a light-hearted approach to a complex area while being very technically able."

England

Expertise

Cross-border trusts and foundationsInternational tax and succession planningFamily governance and private client disputesGovernment advisory on foundations lawImplementation of CRS and beneficial ownership registersTrust recognition in Switzerland

Education

  • University of Zurich, lic.iur. (LL.B. equivalent)
  • London School of Economics, LL.M

Admissions

  • English solicitor
  • Swiss lawyer (Rechtsanwalt)