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

  • The asset manager / wealth adviser flywheel

  • Influencer Jake Paul launches family office

  • Bernard Arnault denies succession rift

  • The AI sceptic's guide to AI in the family office

  • What CFOs should know about family offices

  • Living Large: The 50 greatest luxury hotels on earth

๐• highlights

Goldmanโ€™s new private markets platform.

When one nanny is not enough.

The asset manager / wealth adviser flywheel.

The billionaire immigrants in the US.

The evolution of PE.

Goldmanโ€™s mid-year outlook.

reddit highlights

How to stay grounded.

in highlights

Family Office news roundup

Influencer Jake Paul launches family office. The professional boxer, influencer and former actor is making a noise after launching a Dallas-based family office, appointing former Strive executive Laura Brady as CEO - Citywire

Bernard Arnault denies succession โ€˜riftโ€™. In a sarcastic three-page statement, the LVMH chief hits back at a media investigation into rivalries within his family and the reach of his business empire - Spearโ€™s

What CFOs should know about family offices. Family offices vary wildly in structure, priorities and expectations. CFOs should understand each familyโ€™s goals, tax needs and reporting requirements, while treating privacy as non-negotiable - CFO Dive

Wealth migration is accelerating - hereโ€™s where the rich are moving. The ultra-rich are increasingly choosing where to live based on taxes, residency options, political stability and access to capital, with the US still the biggest magnet - Canadian Family Offices

Why family offices don't respond to your email. They ignore most pitches because they are badly targeted, too long or offer no immediate relevance. Trusted introductions, proof of credibility and a sharp understanding of the familyโ€™s priorities will always win - Family Wealth Report

Fights over wills are growing as the population ages. Complex family structures, combined with the great wealth transfer and the likelihood people will make more than one will in their lifetime mean loss of capacity becoming of an issue - Financial Times

Living Large: the finer things in life

The 50 greatest luxury hotels on earth. Hospitality industry specialists who service the worldโ€™s most discerning clientele were asked to vouch for five newer properties they regularly recommend, alongside past favorites. Hereโ€™s the top 50, featuring hotels in the middle of Antarctica through to the capitals of Europe - Robb Report

Hope Lodge, Scotland

ICYMI: last weekโ€™s newsletter shared a conversation with Tim Brown on how private peer networks help family offices make tough decisions.

Until Friday, see you on ๐•, reddit or LinkedIn.

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