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Wealth Is Growing. Why Is It Getting Harder for Families to See the Big Picture?
Family wealth can take many forms and involve an increasing number of parties. Even in an established Family Office, complexity can cause the big picture to gradually fragment into a multitude of decisions and interests.
Back then, everything was still easy to see
In the beginning, most of the family’s wealth was likely still tied up in the business. The family knew where the income came from, where the assets were, and who made the decisions. But over time, the proceeds from the business began to grow into real estate, stocks, private investments, and various other assets. What was once easy to understand collectively is gradually becoming harder to see as a whole.
They may look good individually, but not necessarily as a whole
Each asset may have someone managing it. The business is run by management, properties have property managers, investments are handled by advisors, while tax and legal matters are in the hands of different parties. Viewed one by one, everything may seem to be running smoothly.
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