Family offices

The managerial and administrative needs of high-net-worth families can be extensive.

 

The managerial and administrative needs of high-net-worth families can be extensive, ranging from tax and estate planning to managing trusts and foundations. A family office can help meet those needs.

Some families may desire only basic administrative help, whereas others may want the family office to oversee asset management or perhaps even run their daily affairs. Each family office, therefore, tailors the breadth and depth of its services to a given family’s requirements.

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Over time, the responsibility of family offices has expanded beyond coordinating wealth management to include additional services, such as running foundations and dealing with ever-more-complex tax issues, arcane investment innovations and global holdings.

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Bird's-eye view: How a family office brings the big picture into focus

Most high-net-worth families rely on external advisors for their extensive wealth management needs. A good advisory team, coupled with a family office, allows families time to focus on the family business, new philanthropic projects, outside careers, and other pursuits.

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