FOR PROFESSIONALS · PROTECTED CLIENT RELATIONSHIP
You remain the trusted advisor. We lead the international interface—within a written scope, explicit contact rules, and a controlled handback.
INTERNATIONAL INTERFACES · PERSONALLY LED
01 · YOUR STARTING POINT
Select your professional role. The decision field below shows the typical risk, the scope NBF can own, and what remains under your control.
Technically sound advice must still work with residence, banking, corporate structure, and execution.
02 · COLLABORATION MODEL
The model is agreed before client contact. It may evolve with the matter—but never silently.
A qualified contact is made with consent; NBF then assesses fit and the appropriate next step.
03 · INTERNATIONAL CAPABILITY
Scope follows the client matter, not a product catalog. Select the starting point to see what a defensible case architecture must connect.
Mobility is connected to family, timing, tax status, banking, and long-term optionality.
04 · CLIENT PROTECTION
Roles, communications, professional boundaries, and commercial rules become part of the written working architecture—not a matter of later interpretation.
NBF works only within the written international scope.
Named contacts, visibility, and communication paths are agreed in advance.
Regulated responsibility remains with the appropriately qualified party.
Facts, assumptions, approvals, and responsibilities are documented consistently.
Fees, permitted referral structures, and external costs are agreed in writing.
The outcome, record, and open points return to the defined party.
05 · PERSONAL ACCOUNTABILITY
When countries, specialists, and decisions converge, individual technical excellence is not enough. Alexander Erber personally reviews every Professional Case and leads its international decision architecture—within defined roles and without intruding on your existing client relationship.
“Your client remains your client. I make sure the international decision chain holds together.”
06 · HOW THE PARTNERSHIP STARTS
From an anonymized Case Snapshot to a written engagement—without free case advice or automatic acceptance.
Role, starting point, countries, and objective—without client data.
Fit, conflicts, and required scope—without professional advice.
Scope, roles, protection, communications, and compensation are defined.
Analysis, coordination, or execution begins only after engagement.
07 · ROLE & COMPENSATION
Commercial architecture is defined only after protection and accountability are clear. It remains written, traceable, and within permitted boundaries.
You retain client leadership, contact paths, and your professional responsibility.
NBF assumes only the agreed international scope.
Fees, permitted referral compensation, and external costs are agreed in writing.
08 · CONFIDENTIAL CASE SNAPSHOT
Five guided steps capture the professional context, international interface, and support required. You then review one complete summary before submitting the request.
