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The Future
for Single & 
Multi-Family Offices
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Inflation is a hot topic, and economic pressures influencing many of the family office trends in 2023 and heading in to next year.

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Changes to investment strategies, increased social consciousness, and leveraging technology, automation, and outsourcing are just some of the developments as a result of the current environment.

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Also, the rise in direct investing and impact investing were under way before the pandemic, and there is little reason to suggest they stop now.

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The same goes for succession planning issues and rising operational costs. They existed before, and they will still exist. But with proper planning and action, you can mitigate the risks.

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Cybersecurity remains a hot topic. While those risks won’t go away, family offices can take steps to mitigate that risk.

 

Overall, the family office structure will continue to remain a viable and desirable way for wealthy families to grow and preserve wealth and assets for generations to come.

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There are some current challenges, but the future is bright and by being socially contributors, family offices can make things brighter for the world.

According to Morgan Stanley analysis.

Private equity, venture capital, private credit, private real estate and infrastructure investments have historically over performed public markets. Family offices on average allocate approximately 45% of their portfolios to alternative asset classes and according to UBS, over 80% of family offices invest in private equity.  

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And when it comes to fixed income.

29% plan to decrease investments significantly or moderately in developed market fixed income.

 

Two-thirds (63%) say they no longer think high-quality fixed income helps diversification.


The reason for the increase in private investing is simple. According to another UBS survey, 74% of families likely to increase their private equity allocations believe these investments will continue to outperform public equities.

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Here are a few reasons why family offices like direct investing.

Greater control.

 

The appeal to entrepreneurial families for a more hands-on approach to their investments.

 

Reduced fees.

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Similarly, many entities raising capital view family offices as good partners for the following reasons.

Long-term investment horizons.

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Flexibility with investment approaches.

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Straightforward and expedited decision-making.

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Want to get in touch? We'd love to hear from you. Here's how you can reach us....

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