— Structure
The architecture by which Finnegan Capital serves multiple family trusts and family offices under a single fiduciary standard. Each engagement is administered inside its own protected Series — separate books, separate banking, separate counsel.
The top of the structure is the family — through its trust instrument, its family office, or its operating-company trustship. Engagements begin with a written instrument: a trust deed, an investment management agreement, or a family-office services agreement. The instrument controls in all cases.
The fiduciary at the parent. Acts as Trustee, Co-Trustee, or Investment Manager depending on the engagement. The Wyoming Series structure provides cell-level segregation of assets and liabilities while preserving a single fiduciary brain at the parent level.
The operating manager — the single point of authority through which the Managing Partner acts on behalf of Finnegan Capital LLC. Counsel, accountants, custodians, and operating managers sit around that authority, never in front of it.
Every client engagement is administered through a dedicated protected Series of Finnegan Capital LLC. Each Series carries its own ledgers, its own bank accounts, its own EIN where appropriate, and its own counsel of record. Inter-Series transfers are documented as arms-length transactions with formal authorisation and an audit trail.
The firm does not disclose Series identities, counterparties, or beneficiaries without the written consent of the principals involved. The architecture is designed for precision, not opacity — and operated accordingly.