Key Metrics About Family Offices and Their Strategies

Data from J.P. Morgan Private Bank offer a glimpse into the people in and investment priorities of family offices around the world.
Reported by Amy Resnick



Family office investors are located around the world and share many similar investment and organizational priorities.

Data from J.P. Morgan Private Bank’s 2026 Global Family Office Report, offers detailed and contextualized information about when these investment offices were formed, where in the world they are located, and how many individuals, families and generations they serve.

2026 Global Single Family Offices by Location

Unites States
59%
Latin America
16%
Europe, Middle East & Africa
14%
Asia Pacific
11%
Source: JP Morgan Private Bank

The reported average net worth of survey participants was $1.6 billion, while the collective net worth represented by all respondents was $518 billion, according to the private bank’s data.

 

Profile of the Family Offices Surveyed and the Families They Serve

When Established

Last 5 Years
29%
6-10 Years
23%
11-20 Years
26%
20+ Years
22%

Number of Family Members

1-4
31%
5-9
30%
10-14
16%
15-29
17%
30+
6%

Number of Generations

1
13%
2
44%
3
44%

Number of Households

1
25%
2
8%
3
19%
4
12%
5
36%
Source: JP Morgan Private Bank

The data also offers insights, through ranking, into the risks identified as affecting portfolios, both in the U.S. and globally.

Top Risks Affecting Portfolio and Outlook

Risks Most Often Ranked First Globally

Geopolitics
20%
Liquidity
12%
Trade Policy and Tariffs
12%
Asset valuations
11%
Economic Growth
10%
Portfolio Concentrations
10%

Top Five Risks in the United States

Interest rates
64%
Inflation
61%
Economic growth
61%
Geopolitics
57%
Asset valuations
56%

Top Five Risks Internationally

Geopolitics
74%
Trade policy and tariffs
60%
Economic growth
57%
Interest rates
55%
Currency
45%
Source: JP Morgan Private Bank

And finally, allocation information, showing the levels at which these investors, as a group, are investing in a variety of asset classes, including a breakdown of what is in the nearly 40% of their holdings allocated to private investments.

Family Office Portfolios

Family Office Portfolio Allocations

Private Investments (detailed below)
30.8%
Public Equities
38.4%
Fixed Income
14.8%
Cash
7.8%
Hedge Funds
4.7%
Commodities
1.3%
Art / Collectibles
1%
Other
.9%
Crypto / Digital Assets
0.4%

Family Office Private Investment Allocations

Private Equity
9.8%
Secondaries
1.1%
Growth Equity & Venture Capital
3.3%
Private Credit
2.4%
Real Estate
7.4%
Infrastructure, Transportation & Other Real Assets
0.7%
Control-oriented Private Investments
6.1%
Source: JP Morgan Private Bank

The survey to collect this data was conducted from May 2025 through July 2025 and reflects perspectives from 333 family offices across 30 countries around the world.

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