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Demographics, Market Complexity are Changing Family Offices
As family offices grow, new offices and next-generation principals may require more cash, more education, Bank of America research found.
As family offices grow, new offices and next-generation principals may require more cash, more education, Bank of America research found.
Investment managers also plan to significantly boost their holdings in hedge funds and private equity, according to Citi Wealth research.
But they have little appetite for private credit and hedge funds.
Interest in alternative investments remains strong, but family offices are taking a more disciplined approach to the asset class.
Expansion can warrant professionalization and put offices in competition for personnel with asset managers and institutions.
Beata Kirr will oversee investment strategy for the firm’s global family office unit.