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Discover the key findings from the latest 2025 family office reports tracking the seismic shifts in wealth management. The landscape is being redefined by a historic multi-trillion-dollar wealth transfer to a new generation of HNWIs who have different priorities and a strong preference for digital engagement.
Insights and analysis from BlackRock's 2025 Family Office Report
Discover the latest insights from Campden Wealth's new 2025 Family Office Operational Excellence Report.
Everyone in finance is talking about the Great Wealth Transfer. The headline figure—an astounding $83.5 trillion poised to move between generations by 2048—is enough to command attention. But focusing only on the dollar amount is a critical mistake.
How to optimize tax efficiency and financial visibility with 351 Exchanges and Asseta AI
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What drives family office decisions? Insights from the first 2025 Family Office report reveal the importance of the human element in wealth management, tech, and legacy.
A Virtual Family Office (VFO) is a lean, tech-enabled version of a traditional family office that leverages automation and AI to manage wealth, investments, accounting, and reporting—without needing a large in-house team.
The rise of the Virtual Family Office is redefining what it takes to manage significant wealth. In this piece, we explore how families with $50M–$300M are using Agentic AI to replace bloated teams, eliminate manual workflows, and operate with the sophistication once reserved for billion-dollar offices. Powered by platforms like Asseta, this new generation of VFOs is lean, automated, and built for the future.
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Managing the finances of a family office requires precision, transparency, and real-time tracking of multiple revenue streams, operating costs, investment expenses, and family-related expenditures. Without the right tools, keeping financial oversight can become a complex and time-consuming task.