The global family office market, currently valued at $5.32 trillion, is expected to double in the next two years. Explore the key trends driving this rapid growth and what they mean for the future of family offices in our comprehensive special report --> Highworth Research Ltd, home to the largest online database of single-family offices worldwide, is now part of With Intelligence. #SFO #MFO #familyoffice #markettrends
Alastair Graham
3mo
There are three major difficulties in understanding the size of the family offices market globally. The first is estimating the numbers of single family offices with any degree of accuracy. (Multi-family office numbers are easier to assess). The second is gathering sufficient evidence of their asset allocation and its investment value. The third is the identification of addressable AuM, being capital which is available for investment by third party managers, and separating that in value from the AuM from direct investment, usually through real estate, PE, & VC, practiced by many single family offices. There are no precise answers to these questions although the recently released report "The Future of Family Offices" from Highworth Research, part of With Intelligence, does produce convincing estimates of the global family office market size, based on the statistics which can be derived from the Highworth Global Family Offices Database, the largest and longest -established online database of its kind. Currently the discoverable family office global market size is estimated by Highworth Research at $5.32trn, about 10% of the global size of the pension fund market. It is expected to more than double in value by 2026.
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3moI've noticed over the last couple of years that family offices are broadening their investment universe in terms of the asset classes and instrument types they're trading, especially as the younger generations and family members are increasingly tech and investment savvy - and, as a result, are becoming more institutional and sophisticated in the way they operate (including moving off spreadsheets and upgrading to proper investment technology). Anyone else found this too?