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The “bad” wealth of family offices…and what it means for society

Kill the Rich, Feed the Poor. Graffiti protesting income inequality. Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Is there such a thing as a “bad” wealth family office? And if so, what is bad wealth, and how could it be bad for society? 

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