
The world’s wealthiest families are increasingly turning to family offices to manage their wealth, investments, and other assets. A recent survey of more than 338 family offices revealed a significant shift in investment strategies, with a prominent move towards risk assets rather than cash. According to the survey, 43% of family offices increased their exposure to public and private equity in 2024.
Half of the respondents also upped their allocation to fixed income, while investments in real estate remained stable for the second consecutive year, despite concerns over high interest rates. Richard Weintraub, head of Citi Private Bank’s Family Office Group in the Americas, explained: “Last year, over 95% of clients expected a decent return, and that happened over the past 12 months. This gives me confidence that sophisticated family offices expect another bullish year in the markets.”
The rise in family offices is also evident in the growing amount of wealth they manage.
Currently, family offices hold an estimated $5.5 trillion, up from $3.3 trillion in 2019. Projections indicate that this figure could increase by 189% by 2030.
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