Ever family office is as distinct as the family it represents

/two universal factors appear prominent for influencing practices: the cultural background of the family and the maturity of its wealth—whether it is “old money” or comes from more recent entrepreneurship.

We understand the culture in a way that can help bring families together in their collective interest. And have the tools for it.

As wealth becomes more internationalised and families more globally dispersed, family offices will need increased proficiency in handling cultural differences and complexities between both financial institutions and geographies.

Missteps in this process are common: 70% of wealthy families lose wealth by the second generation and 90% by the third. > we help you

We also organise retreats aimed at building family consensus and providing a common ground for succeeding generations.

We accompany you on your wealth journey - intergenerationally.