In recent years, Hong Kong has emerged as a leading hub for single-family offices (SFOs), attracting high-net-worth individuals and private families from around the world. To further strengthen its position as an international wealth management center, the Hong Kong government has introduced a number of tax incentives to encourage the establishment and operation of family offices in Hong Kong.
The carefree days for Family Offices may be coming to an end, and may even be over. While they have long turned their attention to uniting their members and succession planning, in a situation of low rates and high profits, the picture is now changing - for the worse.
Is it better to build an in-house investment team or to outsource the whole investment management process? For many family offices, combining internal and external expertise is often the most effective way to reach success.
In the ever-evolving world of wealth management, understanding the latest trends can provide UHNWIs and HNWIs with the competitive edge they need. As 2023 unfolds, Single Family Offices (SFOs) face unique challenges and opportunities, making it crucial for UHNWIs to stay ahead of the curve. In this article, we delve into the top 10 SFO trends and their implications for high-net-worth individuals.
Open Banking API has emerged as a disruptive force with implications for High Net Worth Individuals (HNWIs) and Ultra High Net Worth Individuals (UHNWIs). Open Banking API is not just another trend in fintech for a demographic that is obsessed with optimizing financial strategies and achieving superior asset management. Instead, the advent of Open Banking API represents a seismic shift that may have potential to redefine how wealth is managed, diversified, and grown.
Within the late great generational wealth transfer, more than 18'000 ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) families were passing on assets to Gen X and millennial inheritors in the US, as the New York Times noticed recently. Thus, wealthy families have been turning to Family Offices. Still, the Family Office is not the last stage of wealth management development.
The "Great Wealth Transfer" phenomenon refers to the intergenerational transfer of family wealth from one generation to the next. This wealth shift is poised to reshape the economic and social fabric of the U.S. nation, with implications for the labor market, the economy, and the financial industry itself.
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