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Investment banker, family office nexus grows in an era when advice matters much more

These days, family offices take advice from investment bankers more often than they care to admit. The larger family offices also employ them more frequently due to their size and sophistication. A few family offices are starting to put capital behind merchant banks which put their needs first.  

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