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October 18, 2016

Campden Wealth is asking one of the most fundamental questions in the family business community as the launch pad for its latest agenda-setting study.

Campden Wealth is asking one of the most fundamental questions in the family business community as the launch pad for its latest agenda-setting study.

The organisation has teamed up with leading global investment firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR) to ask this autumn: How do you finance your family business?

Last chance to enter the Top 75 Global Challengers survey

October 11, 2016

There are only 10 days left for the family business community to celebrate its Top 75 Global Challengers in an exciting initiative by Campden Wealth.

There are only 10 days left for the family business community to celebrate its Top 75 Global Challengers in an exciting initiative by Campden Wealth.

Clarity of thought: How advisers can help make better decisions

September 20, 2016

Ultra high net worth families are faced with an ongoing series of highly complex, multigenerational wealth management challenges. CampdenFB explores the latest research.

Family business nominations called for the Top 75 Global Challengers

August 12, 2016

Campden Wealth is urging the world’s family businesses to celebrate their success in the debut Top 75 Global Challengers study.

Campden Wealth is urging the world’s family businesses to celebrate their success in the debut Top 75 Global Challengers study.

The international family business membership service has opened nominations for dynamic medium-sized family businesses that enjoyed significant growth between 2013 and 2015.

Chance for marginalised Millennials to be heard

July 29, 2016

American and Canadian ultra-high net worth Millennials have a rare opportunity to speak for themselves – instead of being spoken about – by taking part in groundbreaking research by Campden Wealth.

Researchers at the publisher of CampdenFO want to interview entrepreneurs and NextGeners who were born between 1980 and 1995 from families with net worths of $35 million to $1 billion.

Family offices: interest rates spike

July 7, 2016

As Risk and Return in Latin America is published, John Moore, chairman of Morgan Stanley’s Latin American business, highlights the factors that can influence how families manage their wealth

CampdenFB (FB):What can Latin American families gain from opening a family office?

Software, cyber security, and succession in 2016 Global Family Office research

May 5, 2016

Family offices have two weeks left to benchmark themselves on new research areas including software, cyber security, and succession as participants in the Global Family Office Report 2016 (GFO Report).

Family offices have two weeks left to benchmark themselves on new research areas including software, cyber security, and succession as participants in the Global Family Office Report 2016 (GFO Report).

In its third year, the GFO Report is the definitive review of the family office space. Last year’s research surveyed 224 family offices with combined private wealth of more than $200 billion.

The millennial mindset

May 2, 2016

Their outlook shaped by the global financial crisis, Millennials have a cautious outlook but are keen to have a positive effect on the world. Advisers have to engage these upcoming members of ultra-high net worth families on their terms, explains Ned Dane, senior vice president and head of OppenheimerFunds’ Private Client Group

What was the purpose of carrying out this study?

Next-gens keen to employ non-family members, says report

April 20, 2016

Next-generation members of family businesses are increasingly recognising the importance of installing outsiders in senior roles, according to a report.

Next-generation members of family businesses are increasingly recognising the importance of installing outsiders in senior roles, according to a report.

Although nine out of ten next gens have, or expect to have, a governance role themselves in the business, many believe an external hire may be able to contribute more, according to PwC’s Great Expectations: The Next Generation of Family Business Leaders.

Making decisions on wealth strengthens family bonds, report finds

April 7, 2016

Morgan Stanley and Campden Wealth research on ultra-high-net-worth families in North America highlights the benefits of formal procedures when deciding on investments

Relationships within families can be strengthened by wealth decision-making, especially when formal procedures are in place, research suggests.

The newly released study by Campden Wealth and Morgan Stanley, Family Decision-Making, found that 44% of members of ultra-high net worth (UHNW) families thought that decision-making had a positive effect on family relationships, while just 19% suggested it had a negative effect.