Before structuring a family office, investment professionals should always conduct a thorough front-end analysis of the family’s investment objectives.
There’s a big difference between “having a conversation” and having a productive conversation about philanthropy.
Adult children and their parents may find the holidays a good time to discuss the what-ifs that lie ahead.
The biggest risks facing top income earners.
The pain of seeing your team lose far outweighs the joy of seeing them win. But there are ways around that.
Encourage clients who are managing multigenerational estate planning issues to discuss options early and often.
Capital gains tax considerations impact investors of all sizes.
The ‘hot streak’ is real, but it’s not about luck.
Once clients have a clearer vision of which strategies will work for them, they become more motivated.
One of the biggest causes of poor decision-making for ambitious clients is buying into the money myth.
The conflux of technological change and extreme monetary policy has produced a potentially dangerous investing environment.
PPLI programs have quickly become a favorite strategy among ultra-wealthy investors.
Veteran impact investors know private debt funds can be a perfect match for their financial and impact goals.
Three ways to ensure directors, officers and shareholders are authorized to promote both the business and family values.
Firms need to manage their cyber security as thoughtfully as they’re managing their business interests.
There is an opportunity for advisors who can offer a scalable version of the traditional ultra-wealthy family office model.
Private collectors should develop a plan to prepare for an unexpected natural event.
Three areas where financial technology can add value to any financial advisor’s relationship with a high-net-worth client.
It's critical to evaluate how your SFO stacks up against the competition.
Wealth managers should educate clients regarding the viability of specialty leasing.