Business
Profile: Old aristocratic dynasty with one of the most innovative agritech portfolios
Wheatsheaf Group, owned by the Duke of Westminster, is not short of ambition
Family office quietly building up a huge portfolio of investments helped by the pandemic
Most billion-dollar-plus family offices have flourished during the pandemic as private and public asset…
Profile: Building a retail-orientated family office
Over the years, retailers have often fallen prey to a range of whizz-kids using leverage, private equity…
The family investment co-investment model gains momentum with latest fundraising success
Goldman Sachs reckons family offices are competing against private equity funds more than ever
News Briefs: Goldman Sachs launches inaugural family office study; New CIO at family office
Goldman’s study reckons some family offices are pricing out PE funds
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Top family office opens up to sustainable entrepreneurs
One of Europe’s top family offices will manage the money of two prominent sustainable entrepreneurs a…
Women-owned family offices lead the way with purpose-led investing
An analysis of the investment priorities of women-owned family offices shows the majority of them emphasize…
SPACs and private equity funds look to shake up Europe’s family businesses
Two deals in the last week involving European family business are precursors to the fate that awaits…
News Briefs: Family office puts real estate assets up for sale, US group buys London MFO, Family-backed PE firm considers listing
Family office puts $300 million property portfolio on the market
A family office, a SPAC, and a sanction from the SEC
In space, no one can hear you scream
DMGT wants to go private – its plight underlines why so many family businesses don’t like public markets
Investors, and the media, could easily make a fuss over the way Jonathan Harmsworth, 4th Viscount Rothermere…
The family business icon behind a post-pandemic smart city
Susanne Klatten, a member of the family who controls BMW, is backing one of the most innovative city…
Why investors leave alone first and second-generation family businesses
Investment bankers tend to operate by rules of thumb