Quéribus Family Office

Overview

Quéribus begins its work with an extensive introduction and review of a client’s short- and long-term expectations and needs. The firm can then create a clear overview of income and assets, guide desired changes in the client’s financial position, and coordinate the next steps.¹

Leadership

Peter Nienhuis studied taxation at the University of Groningen and is a certified Register Belastingadviseur. He joined Quéribus Family Office as a partner in 2009.²

Services

Quéribus can take over some or all of a client’s financial administration in a coordinating role. Depending on the engagement, the firm may handle contacts with the client’s bank or investment manager, accountant, tax adviser, lawyer, or notary.¹

The firm says its fee is determined after the initial review of the client’s needs, based on the nature and scope of the work.¹

What the firm offers

• Tax planning
• Administration and bill pay

Client focus

Quéribus serves clients seeking coordinated oversight of their financial affairs, including a structured view of their income, assets, administration, and relationships with external advisers.¹

Approach

Nienhuis previously worked as a tax adviser at WEA in Rijswijk, where he focused on larger family businesses and director-major shareholder matters. He later joined ING Private Banking in 1996, holding general-management and relationship-management positions serving very wealthy individuals, including work involving tax structuring of wealth.²

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Sources

1. Quéribus Family Office services
2. Peter Nienhuis curriculum
3. Quéribus contact page

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