On this episode of The Family Business Voice, Shiromal and Hiran Cooray, Jetwing’s second-generation leadership team, spoke to Ramia about restructuring Jetwing and their hopes for the future.
Today’s business leaders are having to navigate an increasingly complex risk environment. Although not traditionally being a focal point in company reporting and board room discussions, risk assessment has received renewed focus of late.
Family office professionalization doesn’t have to wait. It can occur even before the office is formed during the family business lifecycle and should be planned for at each stage. Here’s an in-depth look at how this can be achieved.
EQT has closed EQT Ventures II, securing commitments totaling EUR 660m 3.5 years after the launch of EQT Ventures I. The new fund is one of the largest European venture capital funds and demand from both existing and new investors was strong, the EUR 4…
On this episode of The Family Business Voice, Chris Yonker asserts that the overall health of an organisation – family businesses notwithstanding – depends on self-assurance and productive interaction in the workplace. Embarking on the journey to uncover these behaviours in ourselves and those around us is a step towards achieving harmony.
On this episode, Chris Yonker talks to Ramia about vision, communication and productivity for both organisations and individuals.
Family offices continue to reassess traditional approaches to asset allocation, ultimately shying away from the conventional methods of portfolio construction.
With increasing globalization, business challenges are becoming quite similar for both Western and Asian family offices. Although themes like the rapidly accelerating pace of change, succession and the emergence of environmental and social consciousness are surfacing across the globe, it is interesting to learn how Asian family offices deal with these challenges given the significant […]
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If family wealth is to continue to grow and survive across generations, it should be managed like a business.
Since its capabilities were first demonstrated in supporting the cryptocurrency Bitcoin over a decade ago, the hype surrounding blockchain technology and its potential has grown. Billions have been invested, and both the PwC 2018 and Deloitte Global Blockchain 2019 surveys suggest that the technology is increasingly becoming an area of organizational attention and focus.
