Family offices are no longer focused solely on preserving wealth and managing investments. As families place greater emphasis on governance, succession planning and preparing future
As family offices become larger, more sophisticated and increasingly international, the way they recruit senior professionals is changing. Once heavily reliant on local networks and
Jeff Bezos’ family office, Bezos Expeditions, significantly expanded its artificial intelligence portfolio in June, backing five emerging AI companies across sectors ranging from advanced manufacturing
Family offices are increasingly looking beyond investment returns and preservation of capital, with many now formally defining the broader purpose of their wealth. According to
Family offices are increasingly moving beyond traditional wealth preservation and iconic property holdings, emerging as sophisticated global investors with a growing influence on real estate
Family offices are known for taking the long view. Rather than reacting to short-term market swings, they typically build portfolios designed to preserve and grow
Family offices are no longer simply vehicles for preserving family wealth. Increasingly, they are operating like sophisticated investment institutions, playing a growing role in global
Cybersecurity has become one of the most pressing challenges facing family offices today. Given the concentration of wealth, sensitive information, and personal relationships they manage,
Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing how family offices operate, helping to automate reporting, improve portfolio analysis, streamline estate planning, and manage increasingly complex structures. As
Hong Kong is seeing growing interest from European family offices as it strengthens its position as the world’s leading centre for offshore wealth management. According
