The need for more transparency and a growing expectation of better real-time data to drive decision-making are the main reasons to look deeper into the technology for Family Offices (FO). Meeting the demands for better reporting is essential, so the family offices can focus on activities that deliver the long-term strategy. Technology can simply improve interactions outside of the FOs helping them work more efficiently with third parties.
WealthTech is defined as any technology-enabled wealth fintech that facilitates the distribution, manufacturing, and post-trade and back-office activities across the wealth management value chain. With its growing economy and increasing wealth, Asia-Pacific is becoming an important region in global wealth management. However, the industry is still nascent, with around 40 to 45% of personal financial assets (PFA) in cash and deposits.
The Family Office (FO) sector continues to trend upward as substantive growth in both the number of establishments and the assets under management (AUM) has been recorded. The global FO market size is expected to expand at a CAGR of 7.21% during the forecast period, reaching USD 19,567.22 million by 2027. In recent years, the pressure has been on FOs to generate higher risk-adjusted returns and create operational efficiencies. Still, the primary objective was to preserve and grow family wealth. What are the key strategic shifts for FOs in 2024?
If running perfectly, the family office (FO) can be the key to protecting your wealth and leaving a legacy for future generations. In today’s rapidly evolving financial landscape, FOs must adapt to emerging trends and technologies. Moreover, FOs that look to function at their most efficient will almost always rely to some degree on outside service providers. What are the strategic decisions the FO should make in order to be successful?
The UBS Billionaire Ambitions Report 2023 highlights a significant shift in which billionaires have crossed the line where inheritance outpaces entrepreneurship in wealth accumulation.
The next 10–20 years represent a momentous opportunity for the younger generation. Known as the "Great Wealth Transfer," a massive amount of financial wealth will be transferred from the Baby Boomer generation to Millennials and Gen Z, collectively known as Zennials. This intergenerational transfer will not only impact the economy but will also have a ripple effect on technology and culture.
Bill Gates pledged to give “virtually all” of his wealth away. The outdoor industry businessman and Patagonia founder, Yvon Chouinard, decided to donate his entire company to fight climate change. It is evident that the views of inherited wealth have changed. Baby boomers are the generation that has accumulated a greater percentage of wealth than any other generation ever has. What will the transfer of wealth worth more than USD 68 trillion globally look like?
The rise of female entrepreneurs and career women is a reason why women's power is increasingly being talked about in wealth management.

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