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Callamus Multi-Family Office
Multifamily office listing in Kifisia, Greece.
- Founded 2009
- Headquarters
- Kifisia, Greece
- Founded
- 2009
Callamus is a boutique international tax and corporate advisory firm serving private clients and businesses operating across borders.1
Overview
Callamus works with internationally active individuals and businesses, including what it calls modern families from around the world.1 The firm coordinates tax, corporate, banking and compliance matters through an international network.1 It presents a single point of oversight across jurisdictions and disciplines.1 Callamus says its focus includes protection, continuity and long term stewardship.1 The firm advises on cross border structures aligned with tax residence, regulatory obligations and long term objectives.1
History
Callamus states that Dimitrios Tourikis founded the firm in 2009.1 Its family office services page says the firm has 17 years of experience working with high net worth individuals and families.2
Leadership
Dimitrios Tourikis is identified as founder, Certified Tax Accountant and Global Tax & Wealth Adviser.1 He studied Accounting and Finance at Oxford Brookes University.1 He pursued postgraduate studies in International Relations and an LL.M. at the University of East London.1 His prior roles included stockbroker at Merrill Lynch, financial auditor at the Further Education Development Agency, financial analyst at Boston Finance and assistant stockbroker at Emporiki Bank.1 Callamus describes him as a STEP U.K. member and a member of the Economic Chamber of Greece.1
Magda Tsantou is Head of Key Accounts for the Greece Offices.1 She joined Callamus in 2019 as a corporate administrator.1 Veronika Vilks is listed as Executive Assistant in the Greece Offices and reportedly joined in 2026.1
Callamus lists Athens, Greece, and a Dubai representative location in the United Arab Emirates.1
Services
Callamus describes an integrated service suite covering strategic wealth planning, international tax structuring, compliance services, estate and succession planning, philanthropy and family governance, and bespoke lifestyle support.1 The firm says it coordinates legal, tax and personal expertise under one platform.1 It identifies expertise in tax planning, international banking and private wealth advisory.1
Its family office services include international tax planning, corporate structuring, estate planning, fiduciary services, wealth management and immigration planning.2 Callamus says it brings together and manages external professionals to address each family’s objectives.2
What the firm offers
- Financial planning
- Tax planning
- Estate planning
- Trust and fiduciary
- Philanthropy
- Family governance and education
- Administration and bill pay
- Cross-border planning
Client focus
The firm serves private clients and businesses with cross border activities.1 Its stated client focus includes internationally active individuals and businesses.1 Callamus also says it advises modern families from around the world.1
Investment philosophy and approach
Callamus says effective international structuring should emphasize foresight, balance and control rather than aggressive optimisation.1 The firm states that structures should withstand regulatory scrutiny and adapt to change.1 It describes itself as an independent advisory firm free of undue influences and alliances.1 Callamus also states that it follows a strict discretionary policy intended to protect client confidentiality.1
FAQs
What does Callamus do?
Callamus provides international tax and corporate advisory services and coordinates tax, corporate, banking and compliance matters across jurisdictions.1
What family office services does Callamus list?
Its listed family office services include international tax planning, corporate structuring, estate planning, fiduciary services, wealth management and immigration planning.2
Who founded Callamus?
Dimitrios Tourikis is identified as the founder, and Callamus states that he founded the firm in 2009.1
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