According to new research from Standard Chartered Private Bank, which surveyed more than 300 ultra-wealthy families globally, nearly seven in 10 (69 per cent) are using an "institutional" approach to investment decisions rather than taking a "personal" approach to family affairs

Evolving governance requirements around private transactions, such as the EU’s 2024 package of anti-money laundering regulations, are steering families towards more institutional investment practices

Spending on healthcare has been increasing around the world for some years - a trend Stonehage Fleming is hoping to capitalise on

Family offices are using the blockchain to tokenise art works, meaning investors can now own small parts of a single piece of art

Multi-family office GACS believes it is well-positioned to meet the increasing demand for investing in India

Goldman Sachs’ Family Office Investment Insights report reveals that demand for public equities has risen on 2023 levels

Last year a host of asset owners terminated mandates with hedge fund managers but the tide may have turned.

Retail investors have been pulling money out of ESG investments for several years as enthusiasm for the style turns negative. Is this reflected among asset owners?

Paul Maia, a partner at McKinsey, explains how family offices and pension funds are changing their behaviour towards private equity.

Younger generations are encouraging family offices to switch from a wealth preservation approach to a growth-focused one.

As one of the most newsworthy assets during the past few years, cryptocurrency has gained attention for providing stellar returns but also for suffering steep losses. While crypto asset managers share a positive outlook for digital assets, institutional investors and advisors are less sanguine and more wary.