I have developed an international career focused on finance, corporate structuring and strategic advice for clients with operations in multiple jurisdictions. I have worked in both the corporate sphere and as an independent advisor, which has given me an in-depth understanding of the needs of companies and investors operating within different legal and tax frameworks. I currently connect legal, tax and real estate solutions for international clients with interests in the Netherlands, Spain, Luxembourg and Central Europe, and soon also in Switzerland.

At Montclare Capital Partners, we offer strategic advice to companies and investors interested in establishing structures in Luxembourg for tax, wealth management or regulatory reasons. We coordinate the incorporation of companies, relations with banks and adaptation to local requirements, always from a European and multi-jurisdictional perspective. In addition, from our base in the Netherlands, we support Luxembourg investors and companies who wish to take advantage of the Dutch corporate and tax framework to expand or reorganise their presence in Europe, particularly in holding structures, intellectual property or international real estate investment.

Our added value in Luxembourg lies in the combination of three factors: precise knowledge of the local corporate and banking environment, agile execution capacity from the Netherlands, and a European network that connects directly with Spain, Central Europe and, soon, Switzerland. Unlike traditional structures, we offer discreet, multi-jurisdictional advice focused on real solutions, not hourly rates. We accompany our clients throughout the entire process, from strategic decision-making to banking and corporate operations, always integrating a long-term wealth management perspective.

The Spanish Financial Forum can offer something very valuable: a solid professional narrative that connects Spain’s financial expertise with Luxembourg’s standards of excellence and regulation. It is not just about visibility, but institutional legitimacy. The SFF can be the bridge that many professionals need to structure their operations with greater international ambition, from funds and wealth vehicles to efficient investment structures between Spain, Luxembourg and the Netherlands. Furthermore, it can strengthen a community of trust among players seeking to grow with seriousness, vision and professional ethics.