Family offices have work to do to adapt to changes in social, economic, regulatory, and technical changes, according to new research conducted by EY.
The family office has become a common way for families to organise their financial and administrative affairs in recent years. There were 7,300 single family offices worldwide in 2019, up 38 percent from 2017, ...
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