Family Offices: A Guide for Capital Raisers
Family offices manage private wealth for wealthy families and have become some of the most active direct investors in private companies and real estate.
Why family offices matter
Unlike most funds, a family office invests its own money. That means longer holding periods, fewer layers of approval and the freedom to back deals that do not fit an institutional box.
What they look for
- A sponsor or founder they can trust, often met in person.
- Alignment, such as your own capital in the deal.
- A clear fit with the family's existing businesses or interests.
Where to start
Read what a single family office is, then use our family office databases to build a target list.
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