A weekly collection of news and highlights. Included this week:
How tech is replacing private banks for family offices
2025 Julius Baer Family Barometer report is out
The allure of the UAE continues
Ten ways family offices can build resilience in a volatile world
The recruitment challenge of forming an Investment Committee
Living Large: Richard Mille makes a motorcycle
𝕏 highlights
A thread on how tech is replacing private banks for family offices.
The value of values.
A good thread on family office investment trends.
in highlights
A conversation on major risks for family offices.
Why family-controlled enterprises often outperform over time.
Is the challenge in forming an Investment Committee about recruiting suitable members?
Family Office news roundup
Alternatives key to future-proof family office portfolios. JP Morgan says family offices are piling into private equity, credit and infrastructure to hedge against public market volatility. The message: the future of wealth preservation lies off the stock exchange - Spear’s
Family offices brace for dollar dip and tariff turbulence. CNBC reports that wealthy investors are repositioning as the dollar weakens and trade tensions resurface. Many family offices are rotating into hard assets and global equities to hedge against currency slides and protectionist shocks - CNBC
Ten ways family offices can build resilience in a volatile world. Resilience now matters as much as returns. Family offices are diversifying globally, stress-testing portfolios, and rethinking succession to withstand geopolitical shocks and market swings - Kiplinger
Singapore family offices bet on trust, not on tax breaks. An argument that Singapore’s family office sector is experience rapid growth, not from favorable regulations, but by building on credibility, compliance, and long-term trust - Finews
Real estate remains a cornerstone of family office portfolios. Family offices still see property as their safety net, even with rising rates and market jitters. Most are doubling down on direct ownership and niche sectors like logistics and multifamily - IREI
Living Large: the finer things in life
Richard Mille has made their first motorcycle. Co-designed and produced together with British motoring company Brough Superior, the new RMB01 M is a track-only ride, designed without compromise for maximum performance. Built with a ‘skeletonized’ look that mirrors the Swiss watchmaker’s timepieces, production is limited to 150 units. It’s priced at around $330K, similar to a Richard Mille watch - Elite Traveler
Friday is a Halloween special… some family office horror stories! 👻
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