Trends News The Future Of Wealth Key Investment Trends For Family Offices In 2025
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Family offices make fewer deals but still flock to AI startup mega-rounds
Investment firms of ultra-rich families have scaled back their deal-making throughout 2025, and the last quarter of the year is not off to a promising start. In October, family offices made 51 direct ... Read More
Family Offices Driving Change in Private Equity: Key Trends and Investment Structures

In recent years, family offices have evolved from indirect, secondary and/or background investors into highly active and influential players in the private equity space. In 2025, this shift is no ... Read More
What investment trends are you seeing among family offices? Are there special considerations for family offices navigating the market today?

“Family offices are continuing to actively allocate substantial funds to real estate as a core component of their overall investment strategy. There is continued preference for multi-family and ... Read More
How much could you earn working for a single family office in 2025?

Investment focused single family offices – as with others in the wealth management space – are competing for the best talent, but what’s the going rate for professionals working in these increasingly ... Read More
Goldman Sachs: Family offices favor men's sports investing more than 3-to-1 over women's sports

A new report from Goldman Sachs highlights sports as a growing investment theme for family offices, but a wide gap remains in interest to invest in men’s sports versus women’s sports. Among the 245 ... Read More
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