Another Sign Points Family Offices Toward OCIO Road
Much of the nearly $1.3 trillion that is projected to flow into the OCIO industry over the next five years will come from the rapidly growing nonprofit and private wealth segments.
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Much of the nearly $1.3 trillion that is projected to flow into the OCIO industry over the next five years will come from the rapidly growing nonprofit and private wealth segments.
"We expect purpose-built infrastructure to become the norm in this segment, and our aim is to define what that standard looks like,” Asseta Co-founder Dean Palmiter told Modus.
The inaugural report, based on a survey of over 300 family offices, echoes those of other banks but has its own insights.
A former single-family office executive and another art advisor recently joined the unit dedicated to the wealthiest private clients in the U.S., bringing its total to about 60 professionals.
The investment consultant and OCIO recently laid off about 75 employees. Some who lost their jobs could be sought after by family offices, which face a chronic struggle to find workers.
Much of the nearly $1.3 trillion that is projected to flow into the OCIO industry over the next five years will come from the rapidly growing nonprofit and private wealth segments.
"We expect purpose-built infrastructure to become the norm in this segment, and our aim is to define what that standard looks like,” Asseta Co-founder Dean Palmiter told Modus.
Private foundations increased the number of grants they made and the total amount of money donated — trends expected to continue this year.
The inaugural report, based on a survey of over 300 family offices, echoes those of other banks but has its own insights.
A former single-family office executive and another art advisor recently joined the unit dedicated to the wealthiest private clients in the U.S., bringing its total to about 60 professionals.
The investment consultant and OCIO recently laid off about 75 employees. Some who lost their jobs could be sought after by family offices, which face a chronic struggle to find workers.
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