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Why Family Offices Are Turning to Alternative Investments
Family offices are increasingly allocating capital to alternative investments. Traditional stock and bond portfolios no longer offer the returns or diversification families seek.
Why Alternatives Appeal
- Higher Return Potential: Access to early-stage deals and private equity.
- Diversification: Reduced reliance on public markets.
- Alignment with Values: Ability to invest in impact-driven ventures.
Common Alternative Investments
- Private Equity and Venture Capital
- Real Estate
- Sports Ownership and Media Rights
- Infrastructure and Energy Projects
Risks to Consider
- Illiquidity compared to public markets.
- Higher due diligence requirements.
- Market volatility in sectors like venture.
Conclusion
Alternative investments are reshaping family office portfolios. With the right governance and risk management, these assets can generate strong returns while aligning with long-term family values.
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