FAMILY OFFICE BUZZ
A weekly collection of family office news and highlights. Included this week:
A real-life family office soap opera in Monaco
Why family offices are the hidden architects of innovation
Lessons to my younger self (from a 72-year old multimillionaire)
A new leadership course for family office execs
Living large: The need for speed - an epic road trip
𝕏 highlights
A real-life soap opera in Monaco.
The evolving needs of French family offices.
A 72-year old gives advice to his 20-year old self.
Consolidation at the Walton family office.
Wisdom.
in LinkedIn highlights
The 9-step business model canvas applied to the Single Family Offices.
Why family offices are the hidden architects of innovation.
Key takeaways from a Private Equity Fund Selection panel.
📰 family office news roundup
RSM and Cornell launch leadership course for family office execs. RSM has teamed up with Cornell to roll out a leadership program for the family office world. It’s aimed at upskilling next-gen leaders with practical tools, real-world case studies, and elite networking – RSM US
The Great Wealth Transfer in Asia at risk as succession plans stall. Asian family offices are dragging their feet on succession planning, leaving trillions in limbo. With cultural taboos and lack of readiness slowing generational handovers, the region faces a massive wealth transition headache – PWM
How the UAE is winning in fight to attract family offices. The UAE is pulling in global wealth with zero tax, golden visas, and slick regulation. Add in lifestyle perks and political stability, and it’s easy to see why family offices are setting up shop in Dubai and Abu Dhabi – Mondaq
Why most family wealth vanishes by the third generation. Turns out “shirtsleeves to shirtsleeves” is real… most families lose their wealth with the grandkids. The article digs into the psychology, poor planning, and lack of shared values that tank fortunes, and offers tips to break the cycle – MarketWatch
🍾 Living Large: the finer things in life
How about a Bugatti road trip?
That’s it for now. Friday’s newsletter explores the five forms of family capital.
Until then, see you on 𝕏 or LinkedIn.
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