The Family Office Book Investing Capital for the Ultra-Affluent

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Pub. Date: 2012-08-07
Publisher(s): Wiley
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Summary

Key strategies for running a family office for fund managers Understanding the basics of the family office industry is essential if you want to succeed in establishing a successful fund for a wealthy family. That's where The Family Office Book comes in. Outlining key strategies for family offices, from what a family office is to how the industry operates, and important global differences, the book is packed with interviews with experts from leading family offices. Providing readers with need-to-know tips and tools to succeed, The Family Office Book gives current and future practitioners everything they need to know about this popular segment of the financial industry. Includes investment criteria, presented as a roadmap showing how several family offices are allocating capita Outlines strategies for fund managers of all types, including mutual funds, real estate funds, private equity, and hedge funds on raising capital in this field Features interviews with the most famous and sought after family offices to give real-life examples of successful family offices in action A comprehensive and reliable resource, The Family Office Book details exactly how family offices are choosing investment managers and why, and how, to break into the industry.

Author Biography

RICHARD C. WILSON works with single and multi-family offices and the ultra-wealthy on a daily basis. Richard's team at the G.T.C. Institute, LLC operates the 40,000 member Family Offices Group association, a newsletter called Family Office Monthly, and the Qualified Family Office Professional (QFOP) training program. Richard also has a team that is laser-focused on connecting family offices to best-of-breed fund managers. Richard is a global speaker on family offices having spoken at and chaired more than 50 industry conferences and summits in Zurich, Monaco, Singapore, Moscow, New York, Liechtenstein, Sao Paulo, Tokyo, and the Cayman Islands.

Table of Contents

Introductionp. xi
Family Office Fundamentalsp. 1
The Family Office Industryp. 3
What Is a Family Office?p. 3
The Family Office Universep. 5
The History of Family Officesp. 6
State of the Family Office Industryp. 9
Who Uses a Single or Multi-Family Office?p. 10
Why Family Offices?p. 12
More Money, More Problemsp. 13
Family Office Industry Conferencesp. 13
Conclusionp. 14
Family Office Servicesp. 15
Ultra-Affluent Clients Have Different Needsp. 15
Family Office Servicesp. 17
Additional Benefits and Life Management Services as a Competitive Advantagep. 17
Single versus Multi-Family Office Servicesp. 19
Differences in Global Family Office Service Offeringsp. 20
Conclusionp. 21
Family Office Operationsp. 23
Outsourced Modelp. 23
Family Office Team Membersp. 25
Family Office Investment Committeesp. 27
Board of Advisorsp. 27
Family Office Governancep. 27
Individual Family Governancep. 28
From CPA to Family Office CEOp. 29
Family Office Service Providersp. 31
Developing a Well-Oiled Family Office Machinep. 32
Implementing Processes, Procedures, and Systems in Your Family Officep. 32
Conclusionp. 32
The Ultra-Affluent's Guide to Selecting a Family Officep. 33
Starting a Single Family Office versus Joining a Multi-Family Officep. 33
Objective Family Office Selection Advicep. 34
What Do You Want?p. 34
Character Judgmentsp. 35
Seven Critical Family Office Questions to Askp. 36
Family Office Veteran Quotes on How to Select a Family Officep. 37
Family Office One-Pager Evaluation Formp. 42
Conclusionp. 42
Family Office Marketingp. 45
Your Client Avatarp. 46
Crystal Clear Edgep. 47
Brian Tracy Interview Excerpt on Capital Raisingp. 48
Capital Raising Trifectap. 49
Capital Raising Funnelp. 50
Storytellingp. 54
Persuasive Writing (Copywriting)p. 58
Brian Hughes Interview on Family Office Business Developmentp. 60
Conclusionp. 68
Family Office Veteran Interviewsp. 71
Single Family Office Interviewsp. 73
Family Office Interview with Michael Connor of Consolidated Investment Groupp. 74
Family Office Interview with Elizabeth Hammack of CM Capital Corporationp. 88
Family Office Interview with Frank Caseyp. 101
Family Office Interview with John Grzymalap. 116
Family Office Interview with Matthew Andrade, Director of Investment Analysis at Kinnear Financialp. 122
Family Office Interview with Angelo Robles, President of the Family Office Associationp. 131
Conclusionp. 146
Multi-Family Offices Interview Transcriptsp. 147
Family Office Interview with Charles Grace of Threshold Groupp. 147
Family Office Interview with Lukas Doerig of Marcuard Family Officep. 159
Family Office Interview with Jeff Colin, Founder of Baker Street Advisorsp. 171
Family Office Interview with Thomas Melcher of Hawthorne Multi-Family Officep. 187
Family Office Interview with Greg Kushner, Founder of Lido Advisorsp. 200
Family Office Interview with Bob Benson, Chief Investment Officer of Laird Norton Tyeep. 217
Conclusionp. 229
Family Office Mechanicsp. 231
Family Office Investmentsp. 233
Traditional Investmentsp. 234
Alternative Investmentsp. 234
Venture Capital and Angel Investor Investmentsp. 235
Infrastructure Investmentsp. 236
Hard Asset Investmentsp. 236
Family Office Investment Processp. 237
Three Family Office Portfolio Construction Modelsp. 239
The Operating Business Sandbox Modelp. 239
The Diversified Institutional Modelp. 241
The Hybrid Modelp. 241
Family Office Investment Committeesp. 242
Investment Committee Examplesp. 243
Strategic versus Tactical Asset Allocationp. 247
Institutional Consulting Firms and Family Office Investingp. 250
Family Office Interview with David Thomas, CEO of Equitas Capital Advisors, LLCp. 251
Conclusionp. 262
Fund Manager Selection and Deal Rowp. 263
The Six-Step Fund Manager Selection Processp. 264
Managed Account Trendsp. 266
Fund Manager Preferencesp. 267
Global Fund Manager Due Diligencep. 267
Family Office Partnerships with Fund Managersp. 271
Managing Deal Flow Overloadp. 272
Objective Character Analysisp. 273
The 6 Cs of Character Analysisp. 274
Family Office Interview with Evan Cooperman of Artemis Wealth Advisorsp. 278
Conclusionp. 290
The Future of the Family Office Industryp. 291
There Is No Family Office Industryp. 291
Shifting Investment Criteriap. 295
Family Office Job Growthp. 295
Family Office Trainingp. 295
New Global Hot Spotsp. 296
Four Global Drivers of Family Office Industry Growthp. 297
Conclusionp. 299
Conclusionp. 301
Appendix: Family Office Newsletterp. 303
About the Authorp. 305
Qualified Family Office Trainingp. 309
Indexp. 311
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