At the recent Family Office Summit in Abu Dhabi, over $500 billion in global private capital came together to chart the future of wealth. In
Although family offices are still relatively rare in Europe compared to the US, that’s changing—especially as more first-generation founders cash out and turn to structured
India’s family office landscape is rapidly evolving, with the number of active family offices surging from just 45 in 2018 to more than 300 in
VMS Group, a major Hong Kong-based multifamily office with approximately $4 billion in assets under management, has made its first formal move into digital assets.
As private wealth continues to rise across Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), affluent families are turning to more sophisticated structures to manage their fortunes. One
Many family offices are still falling short when it comes to preparing the next generation for leadership, with over half yet to establish clear succession
BlackRock’s 2025 Global Family Office Survey reveals that wealthy families are entering a period of heightened caution, with geopolitical uncertainty now cited as the top
UBS has unveiled its Global Family Office Report 2025, providing a sweeping view into the investment priorities, strategic reallocations, and long-term planning approaches of ultra-wealthy
Despite commanding large portfolios and generous compensation budgets, many family offices are finding it increasingly difficult to attract and retain top talent—and it’s not just
India’s ultra-wealthy are finding creative ways to sidestep regulatory roadblocks that have hampered overseas investments from single-family offices (SFOs) set up at GIFT City. Despite
