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Global Family Office Investing - Exploring the Practices of Single- and Multi-Family Offices

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Family offices are currently the most attractive group of investors and their structure is more permanent that many of the world's strongest companies. They are the next hedge funds of the world, if not more. The family office is at the backbone of global commerce, primarily from permanent capital, which results in a different system of management and investing, a hybrid that combines families directly investing in companies to diversify or to build current portfolios with customized returns on investment, vastly different investment goals and investment time frames. 
While "family office" is a new term for many in the industry, the basis and framework behind the family office has existed for more than 500 years. It is wildly important for this system of investing to be understood. In the past decade, billions in profits have been made in technology, let alone other industries, and most of these fortunes will find themselves managed by a family office of sorts. They are also competitors with one another and at times highly influential in the ways of wealth management, wealth creation and associated practices. 
This book offers a global snapshot of family offices, using case studies of family offices like the Rockefeller's "Room 5600" and covers important direct investment styles of family offices-all supported by hard research and statistics from intelligence partners covering family office investing extensively. It will be of interest to anyone in finance, wealth management, management consulting, market research and investing as a whole. Diving headfirst into the practice of family offices and family office structures, Global Family Office Investing covers the secretive world of family offices around the world, sharing best practices, the culture, history and future of modern global family offices.

List of contents


Chapter 1: Introduction.- Chapter 2: History.- Chapter 3: Europe.- Chapter 4: The Americas.- Chapter 5:  India & Asia.- Chapter 6: Family Office Investing.- Chapter 7:Governance, Succession and Fraud.- Chapter 8: Philanthropy.- Chapter 9: Patronage, Collecting & New Frontiers.- Chapter 10: The Future of Family Offices.- Chapter 11: Conclusion.

About the author


Chad Hagan is a financier, entrepreneur, and author, and a lifelong student of economic history, commodities, and financial markets. As a family office investor, deals and investments led by Chad have received attention worldwide. A well known economic commentator and analyst, Hagan’s macroeconomics blog Chaganomics.com was archived by the Library of Congress Economics Blogs Web Archive collection in 2019. He is based in Atlanta, Georgia and Kensington, London.

 

Summary

Family offices are currently the most attractive group of investors and their structure is more permanent that many of the world’s strongest companies. They are the next hedge funds of the world, if not more. The family office is at the backbone of global commerce, primarily from permanent capital, which results in a different system of management and investing, a hybrid that combines families directly investing in companies to diversify or to build current portfolios with customized returns on investment, vastly different investment goals and investment time frames. 
While “family office” is a new term for many in the industry, the basis and framework behind the family office has existed for more than 500 years. It is wildly important for this system of investing to be understood. In the past decade, billions in profits have been made in technology, let alone other industries, and most of these fortunes will find themselves managed by a family office of sorts. They are also competitors with one another and at times highly influential in the ways of wealth management, wealth creation and associated practices. 
This book offers a global snapshot of family offices, using case studies of family offices like the Rockefeller’s “Room 5600” and covers important direct investment styles of family offices—all supported by hard research and statistics from intelligence partners covering family office investing extensively. It will be of interest to anyone in finance, wealth management, management consulting, market research and investing as a whole. Diving headfirst into the practice of family offices and family office structures, Global Family Office Investing covers the secretive world of family offices around the world, sharing best practices, the culture, history and future of modern global family offices.

Product details

Authors Chad Hagan
Publisher Springer, Berlin
 
Languages English
Product format Hardback
Released 01.01.2021
 
EAN 9783030182236
ISBN 978-3-0-3018223-6
No. of pages 165
Dimensions 163 mm x 16 mm x 242 mm
Weight 452 g
Illustrations XV, 165 p. 23 illus., 9 illus. in color.
Subjects Social sciences, law, business > Business > Individual industrial sectors, branches

B, Personal finance, Finance, Pension plans, Investment Banking, Financial Services, Economics and Finance, Securities, Investments and Securities, Personal Finance, Wealth Management, Pension Planning, Personal Finance/Wealth Management/Pension Planning

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