Brewing fortunes are not uncommon. But few of these fortunes have been turned into such a successful family office as Quilvest. Campden interviews its chief executive.
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Despite the Madoff scandal being an increasingly distant memory, concern about financial fraud is still uppermost in the minds of the wealthiest investors, particularly when it comes to hedge funds, according to a recent study.
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Wealthy individuals in the Middle East prefer the privacy and trust of a single-family office to the offerings of a multi-family office, new research from investment advisers Invesco has revealed.
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Family businesses are less likely to fail than their non-family counterparts due to low turnover and higher diversity on their boards of directors, a new study published by business schools at three British universities has revealed.
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Outdoor retailer L.L. Bean has announced Shawn Gorman – great-grandson of the family business’s founder – as its new chairman, in the culmination of a leadership transition initiated by Gorman’s uncle Leon two years ago.
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Brewing fortunes are not uncommon. But few of these fortunes have been turned into such a successful family office as Quilvest. Campden interviews its chief executive.
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Despite the Madoff scandal being an increasingly distant memory, concern about financial fraud is still uppermost in the minds of the wealthiest investors, particularly when it comes to hedge funds, according to a recent study.
Wealthy individuals in the Middle East prefer the privacy and trust of a single-family office to the offerings of a multi-family office, new research from investment advisers Invesco has revealed.
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