Family Office Direct Investments and Co-Investments
More family offices invest directly in private companies and real estate, or co-invest alongside funds and other families.
Why families invest directly
Direct deals avoid fund fees, give more control and let the family use its industry knowledge. Co-investments let a family take a larger stake in a deal it likes while a lead sponsor runs it.
What sponsors should know
- Families often want board seats or information rights.
- Many prefer to co-invest after seeing a sponsor's fund deals.
- Deal flow often comes from other families they trust.
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