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Many celebrities now have family offices, now the CAA can help those who don’t

Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood and Charlie Watts of the Rolling Stones arriving at the Exhibitionism, The Rolling Stones Exhibition Opening Night Gala at Saatchi Gallery, London.

The Rolling Stones famously hired Prince Rupert Loewenstein to help manage their final affairs. Since then, many celebrities have set up family offices. Now, those who don’t have a family office can seek advice from the top talent agency in the creative world. 

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