A weekly collection of news and highlights. Included this week:

  • A brutal week for the world’s richest

  • A wave of family offices arrives in Miami

  • Moving from an income world to a wealth world

  • Setting up a family office after a liquidity event

  • Living Large: The single-engine turbo prop loved by billionaires

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Last week was brutal for the richest people in the world.

India’s family offices are sharing the wealth.

As we move from an income world to a wealth world, will taxes follow?

Mamdani has doxed wealthy second home owners in New York. Not everyone is happy.

Maverick Carter runs LeBron James’ investments. A family office by any other name.

An inconvenient truth about hedge funds.

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More on Mamdani’s Pied-À-Terre home tax.

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Family Office news roundup

Setting up and managing a family office following a liquidity event. Selling the family business is only the start: families then need to decide how their new liquid wealth will be invested, governed and passed on - Dentons

Wealth managers face new challenger in clients' AI chatbots. Even ultra-rich clients are using ChatGPT, Claude and Copilot for everything from portfolio ideas to tax questions, and to challenge their advisers - CNBC

How the next generation is shaping family offices. Younger family members are no longer content to remain passive beneficiaries. They want real investment, governance and leadership roles - Forbes

The journey to institutionalization. How family offices are becoming more institutional as they invest more in alternatives, hire specialists and formalize their technology and governance - Mondaq

As his wedding guests arrived, his $45B fund was falling apart. On his wedding week, Leopold Aschenbrenner’s leveraged AI fund unraveled, forcing a fire sale of billions in holdings to Citadel in a brutal lesson on leverage - The Wall Street Journal

Living Large: the finer things in life

The Swiss-built single-engine turbo prop loved by Elon Musk, Michael Bloomberg and former F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has a two-year waiting list for good reason: not only can it fly at 330mph above the weather for over 2,000 miles, but it can land almost anywhere, cutting hours from journeys - Spear’s

ICYMI: Friday’s newsletter outlined 25 opportunities of the great wealth transfer.

And there are some fun newsletters in the pipeline, stay tuned to find out more!

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