"Two Lenses, One Picture.": How Legal Entity Management and Collectibles Software Complete Each Other
Your structure chart ends where the most personal assets begin.
Take a single painting, a classic car or a wine collection.
ORCA traces its ownership up through every holding company, trust, foundation and share class to the ultimate beneficial owner, recording who holds the voting and economic rights, who has power of attorney, and whether a loan or pledge sits against it.
Overstone starts at the same asset and looks down into it, covering valuation, insurance, mark-to-market and provenance.
Each lens shows half the picture. Together they show family wealth from top to bottom.
That matters because collectibles often make up 15 to 20% of a family office’s net wealth, more than many families allocate to private equity.
In this session, Tomas Hurcik (Co-Founder & CEO, ORCA) and Harco van den Oever (Founder & CEO, Overstone) put both views side by side, live.
What we’ll cover
Looking up, looking down. Why ownership and asset detail are two halves of one picture, and what goes missing when you only have one.
What “well organized” really means. A short live demo from each side.
What the combined view makes possible. From lending against collectibles to succession planning.
Who should join
Single and multi-family office principals, COOs and CFOs, private bankers and relationship managers, wealth advisors and insurance professionals.
45 minutes plus Q&A. Can’t make it live? Register anyway and we’ll send you the recording.