The article identifies two alternative models for perceiving the role of beneficiaries: either as passive, external creditors of the foundation, or as active stakeholders who are responsible for operating the foundation.
The article presents five features of the Polish family foundation which are not common among other jurisdictions recognisizing private foundations.
The article identifies two alternative models for perceiving the role of beneficiaries: either as passive, external creditors of the foundation, or as active stakeholders who are responsible for operating the foundation.
The article presents five features of the Polish family foundation which are not common among other jurisdictions recognisizing private foundations.
On 26 May 2025 P. Lubas and M. Pilarek will present on foreign private foundations in Polish holding structures.
On 12 May 2025 Prof. R. Feldthusen will present on Danish private foundations.
On 10 March 2025 a hybrid seminar organised by the Centre for Family Business Law at the University of Warsaw will take place. Our guest will be Prof. Susanne Kalss from Vienna.
On 20 February 2024 Prof. dr. Anne Sanders, Universität Bielefeld, delivered a lecture on European Foundation Law in Comparative Perspective.