Align purpose, clarify boundaries, and foster accountability to empower the Rising Generation in shaping your family’s legacy and impact.

Treat optionality as a line item with its own explicit target, reviewed with the same seriousness the family already applies to expected return.

Who Are We Serving, and How? If you’ve been reading my missives each week recently, you’ll know that I recently attended my favourite annual event (see Coming Down from Yet Another Rocky Mountain High) and that the very engaging and profound sessions I attended have already sparked one recent post. See On Connection, Belonging and […]

This article was previously published in WealthBriefingAsia in two parts. Part one can be read here, and part two can be read here.Material wealth does not automatically equate to a happy and balanced childhood.

Family offices have become some of the most active investors in global markets. Here is why the ultra-rich are building their own institutions and where the money now flows.

/PRNewswire/ -- Wealthy families and family offices are considering a broader range of factors when choosing where to manage their wealth, according t

Pope Saint Gregory the Great’s challenge to family offices and ultra-high-net-worth families “When we attend to the needs of those in want, we give them what is theirs, not ours. More than performing works of mercy, we are paying a debt of justice.

The strongest insight in the Outlook Money’s September 2026 issue is that preserving wealth requires managing the people and decisions surrounding the portfolio. Investment selection matters, but so do spending habits, reactions to uncertainty, confidence in familiar businesses, and willingness to q

Fred Ehrsam, co-founder of Coinbase, lived for months in a luxury Caracas hotel pursuing investments in Venezuela

Joint venture will target existing, larger-scale structures or land in large cities in Quebec, Ontario, Alberta and B.C.

Updated Sep 10, 2026, 9:19 AM GMT Chris Larsen, billionaire founder of Ripple, said he and his son don't agree on surveillance tech like Flock. David Paul Morris/Bloomberg/Getty Images Not even a billionaire can escape the brewing backlash against Flock Safety. Chris Larsen, the crypto billionaire and Ripple cofounder who helped fund the expansion of surveillance tools in San Francisco to help address crime, said he's getting flak at home over his backing of the tech. On an episode of the

"People frequently pursue a thing they eagerly desire, but when they have achieved it, they begin to see it was a mistake. For our inclinations are unsteady and do not last long, but instead urge us on from one thing to another.

A family can own substantial assets and still feel deeply insecure. Wealth can provide choices, professional expertise, and protection against many practical risks.

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