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Practice note
Close Protection for Royal Families and Heads of State: The Protocols That Matter
Protecting a monarch, a regent or a member of a ruling family needs close knowledge of protocol, more than standard executive protection. The protection team is not just a security layer. It is part of the institution.
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Protecting Children in Wealthy Families: Child and Family Security
Protecting the children of a wealthy family is very different from protecting the parents. Children need a normal life. Their school, sport and social life must stay as normal as possible, so this work needs special skills and a calm, careful touch.
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Luxury Retail and Jewellery Security: Protecting High-Value Assets and UHNW Clients
Protecting valuable jewellery and luxury goods in transit, at private viewings and in the shop needs a special approach. It mixes close protection, guarding valuable items and the quiet standards the luxury world expects.
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