Why Are Family Offices Promoting Sustainable Investing More?
According to Campden Wealth and Raffles Family Office’s Asia-Pacific Family Office Report 2022, family offices are increasing their commitment to sustainable investment due to an
According to Campden Wealth and Raffles Family Office’s Asia-Pacific Family Office Report 2022, family offices are increasing their commitment to sustainable investment due to an
The time has come for family offices to restructure their investment staff to meet their goals. Private equity talent is being greatly sought by these offices in return for managing their portfolios and a better equilibrium of work-life.
As compared to tradition family offices, the modern ones, focus on making the best use of capital by finding deal flow in emerging markets such as Blockchain or Cannabis. Modern family offices focus on transparency and provide access to in-depth information, which was never available for traditional models. It is mostly because the former focuses on wisely using the money within a client’s lifetime, while the latter had the goal of preserving the wealth for future generations.
A report called ‘Mapping the Location and Assets of the Family Office Ecosystem’ was released by FINTRX. The latter provides data and information on high-net worth individuals and the report provides insight on where these wealthy individuals are investing their funds.
However, real estate investors may find the report hard to digest. They need to be thoroughly assessed, along with their pros and cons as compared to real estate.
I hear from many people who are wondering what family offices are doing in response to the Covid-19 crisis when it comes to real estate investing. After speaking with many family offices that I know, it appears that their position and willingness to invest in some of the upcoming distressed opportunities is different than it was during the Great Recession.
Real estate, and specifically retail real estate, are taking the biggest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. The investors are rethinking the ways their assets are allocated within the problematic sector.
Socially responsible investing is the need of the hour. This is because it enables investors to put their money in the right places. There are three major factors that socially-responsible investors focus on – Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG).
Wealth managers are typically averse to redeeming mutual funds at a loss. The portfolios of the super-rich in India have been leaning towards the debt amid the uncertainties due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the country.
Family offices have played a pivotal role in the alternative investment industry for quite some time – though in the last decade especially, we have seen these groups reaching new heights. As the number of these groups continue to broaden, so do their investment patterns and overall prominence in the private markets. To keep you informed on the private wealth space, FINTRX has put together a list of developing trends that are expected to make a lasting impact on family offices over the coming years.
Uncertain times call for thinking out of the box in the current market environment and one firm Canadian firm is showing that a multi-asset approach can benefit investors. It’s something that exchange-traded fund (ETF) investors can try to mimic using various funds focusing on different assets.