
How family office’s next generation are managing the crisis
Two of this year’s Top 30 Under 30 work in family offices, offering them a different perspective on the Covid-19 crisis.

Two of this year’s Top 30 Under 30 work in family offices, offering them a different perspective on the Covid-19 crisis.
On this episode of The Family Business Voice, Edward Gallagher speaks with Ramia about the strategic partnership that helped his business expand.

The AmeriFlex Group® (TAG) headquartered in Las Vegas, NV, recently announced the launch of Ameriflex Premier – Virtual Family Office (VFO). The VFO was designed primarily to serve HNW households, business owners, and C-Suite financial-wellness demands. The VFO is perfectly suited for the client that wants an all-encompassing view of their wealth and the management of “their financial world.”

Family networks have become increasingly geographically dispersed and the next generation’s priorities have shifted towards a more global outlook. As a result, in recent years, many high-net-worth families have established their family offices in global hubs or offshore locations.

The bottom-line reason the very wealthy are motivated to establish and manage single-family offices is that, when run well, they optimize their financial worlds. Moreover, these single-family offices are very often able to optimize all aspects of a wealthy family’s world.

Earlier this year Union Bancaire Privée, the private banking group, scooped the award for best pure-play boutique private bank at this publication’s Greater China programme. We managed to catch up with Eric Morin, CEO for Hong Kong and head of north Asia at the Geneva-based group, to ask him about its strategy and in particular, the firm’s recently-launched Family Offices Services arm.

To preempt and mitigate risks around challenges unique to family businesses, owners need to consider practical ways in which to separate ownership and management.

Manna Tree Partners, a Vail, CO-based investment firm that invests in companies focused on human health and wellbeing, today announced it has raised $141.5 million for its first fund, Manna Tree Partners Fund I, L.P.

The coronavirus pandemic has triggered a race for disruptive innovation in diagnostics, new therapies and novel vaccines, but the global life sciences industry was already expected to reach more than $2 trillion in gross value by 2023, up from $1.6 trillion before the crisis.

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