Family offices
Coverage of Family offices in the Nexus archive.
- Baillie Gifford pursues ‘voluntary exits’ under new strategy
Baillie Gifford is implementing a voluntary exits strategy for UK-based staff as part of a refocus on family offices and financial advisers in the US and Asia.
- Hong Kong gazettes tax break for fund managers’ bonuses to bolster role as wealth hub
Hong Kong's government introduced a bill to waive salary tax on performance-linked bonuses for fund managers under specific conditions, aiming to strengthen the city's position as a wealth management hub. The bill, set for its first legislative reading on June 24, seeks to attract fund managers and family offices by offering tax incentives.
- Hong Kong gazettes tax break for fund managers’ bonuses to bolster role as wealth hub
Hong Kong's government introduced a tax break for fund managers' performance-linked bonuses to strengthen its role as a wealth management hub. The bill, set for a first reading on June 24, aims to attract fund managers and family offices to the city.
- How family offices are investing in the final frontier beyond SpaceX
Family offices, representing the ultra-rich, are investing in space startups beyond SpaceX. Their interest in these ventures is not contingent on Elon Musk's involvement or branding.
- Maybank Handles $4.9 Billion Deals For Singapore, Malaysia Hub
Maybank managed $4.9 billion in deals for Singapore and Malaysia. The bank also helped establish nine family offices in Johor.
- Family offices bet on sports, from pickleball leagues to smart soccer balls
Family offices, which manage wealth for the ultra-rich, are increasingly investing in sports ventures such as pickleball leagues and smart soccer balls. This trend persists despite AI startups dominating current deal-making news.
- Billionaire families are reducing their exposure to the U.S., and this is where they’re looking to invest instead
Over 25% of UBS family offices surveyed for an annual report have minimized or plan to reduce their holdings in U.S. dollar assets, signaling a shift in investment priorities. Billionaire families are exploring alternative markets to diversify their portfolios away from the U.S.
- Dominica PM to visit Hong Kong for GGCC 2026, focusing on CBI compliance
Dominica’s Prime Minister, Dr. Roosevelt Skerrit, will visit Hong Kong from October 26 to 27 to attend the 2026 Globevisa Global Citizen Conference (GGCC 2026). The summit, moving from Singapore to Hong Kong, focuses on CBI compliance and financial services development in Asia’s wealth management hub.
- How the wealthiest families invest: CNBC and Addepar launch Family Office Portfolio Tracker
CNBC and Addepar have launched the Family Office Portfolio Tracker, revealing investment trends among wealthy families. The data shows public stocks are the fastest-growing asset class for family offices, while real estate holdings are declining.
- Family investors turn to old-economy businesses like dealerships and fisheries to avoid AI disruption
Family investors are turning to traditional businesses like car dealerships and fisheries to avoid disruption from AI. These old-economy businesses offer stability and cash flow, making them attractive to family offices. They provide a sense of security in an uncertain market.