On the occasion of its 3-year milestone of formation and development, BeQ Holdings’ anniversary event was not merely a moment to reflect on the journey so far, but a point of transition—where initial foundations are placed within a broader frame of reference: a vision for the next decade. As global financial markets enter a phase of profound restructuring, the key question is no longer “what has been achieved,” but rather “what can we build that is resilient enough to go further.”
The shifting of capital flows, the upgrading trajectory of emerging markets, and the rise of new financial instruments are creating an environment where opportunities and risks coexist at a higher intensity. In this context, advantage no longer belongs to those who access information faster, but to those capable of building asset structures robust enough to withstand long-term volatility.
It is within this landscape that Mr. Harry Lars Ghillemyn brings a systemic perspective—bridging one of the world’s most advanced financial centers with Vietnam’s rising potential. As Founder & CEO of Woud Law, Chairman of the Luxembourg Blockchain Association, and legal advisor to asset structuring frameworks at BeQuantum Group and Wealth Farming Bank, he represents a new generation of experts directly involved in designing and operating cross-border financial structures in Europe. His expertise goes beyond theory, shaped through his work at leading international law firms such as Linklaters and Goodwin, where he participated in transactions related to capital markets, restructuring, and asset securitization. This gives his perspective not only academic depth, but also a clear reflection of how financial systems truly operate in developed markets.
Luxembourg is not merely a financial center, but a case study in how a system can be designed to become a global convergence point for capital flows. From a small economy, it has evolved into one of the world’s largest investment fund hubs, playing a pivotal role in cross-border investment structures. Its differentiation lies not only in scale, but in how the system is built upon core foundations: trust, stability, accessibility, innovation, and transparency.
Placed in the context of Vietnam—a market approaching a critical transformation threshold—the lessons from Luxembourg are no longer theoretical references, but practical benchmarks. As Vietnam moves closer to emerging market status, attracting international capital will depend not only on growth, but on the ability to establish globally standardized asset structures.
At BeQ Holdings’ anniversary event, the discussions extended beyond macro perspectives into practical implementation. From Luxembourg’s role as a strategic gateway for cross-border capital flows, to the construction of asset systems capable of integrating into the global financial network, the content consistently reflected one core philosophy: assets must be designed as structured systems, not fragmented investments.
Alongside this, emerging trends such as the application of technology and blockchain in tokenizing real-world assets, as well as the “Wealth Farming Bank” approach to long-term asset design, were positioned within a broader convergence—where finance, technology, and legal structures are increasingly integrated into a unified system.
Notably, Mr. Harry Lars Ghillemyn’s presentation delved deeply into the topic of “Legal Structuring & Risk Control for Multi-Market Family Assets”—a foundational yet often overlooked element in global asset expansion. As assets extend beyond a single market, the challenge is no longer just optimizing returns, but establishing a legal framework that ensures protection, transparency, and cross-border operability.
In this context, structures such as trusts, securitization vehicles, and capital market instruments in Luxembourg are not merely tools, but serve as infrastructure enabling family assets to connect with the global financial system in a controlled manner.
What stands out is not only the content itself, but how it is positioned within a clear roadmap. From compliance with international standards such as KYC and AML, to accessing standardized investment instruments with ISIN codes, custodian banks, and transparent legal systems—everything reflects a systematic financial approach designed for long-term sustainability.
With a solid legal foundation, extensive international experience, and active involvement in frontier sectors such as Web3 and blockchain, Harry Lars Ghillemyn brings not only theoretical insights, but proven practices from developed financial ecosystems. This is particularly valuable as emerging markets seek not just knowledge, but models that can be applied in practice.
The presence of such perspectives at the event reflects not only the quality of its content, but also BeQ Holdings’ long-term direction: building an ecosystem where assets are not viewed as isolated investments, but as structured systems capable of operating, expanding, and adapting within an increasingly connected financial world.
The first three years may represent a foundational phase, but it is how these foundations are expanded that determines the depth of the journey ahead. In a world where information is abundant and speed is no longer the sole advantage, asset systems built on discipline, structure, and long-term vision will define the difference between short-term growth and sustainable value.
And that is the deeper meaning of an anniversary event—not to look back at what has been achieved, but to define how we step into the next phase with a new mindset, a new structure, and a more global vision.
