Celebrity family offices help protect and leverage celebrities' assets into something greater, all the while mitigating adverse situations.
You need to know the difference between investment management and wealth management.
By and large, the very wealthy establish single-family offices to ensure they receive the kind of services and personalized attention they want.
For many ultra-wealthy inheritors—individuals who have received or are heirs to at least $100 million in assets—philanthropy is both a personal interest and a defining characteristic.
In an attempt to shed light on the growing mystery of MFOs, we surveyed 89 self-identified multifamily offices.
Building and cultivating a wealthy customer base is an important initiative for many types of professionals, especially those that specialize in addressing the unique needs of the affluent.
While many single-family offices can be characterized as private investment firms that sometimes incorporate non-investment services, others can be more broadly defined.