In This Edition — Global Wealth: The Cross-Border Private Client Edition
Cover Story
Family Office Voices
The Issue 04 cover interview: Melody Solomon, Founder & CEO of Radner Private Office, on diplomacy inside families, interoperable wealth, AI and trust, and what stays constant when everything else moves.
Melody Solomon · Founder & CEO, Radner Private Office
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The Marwitz Family Office is represented by Julian Marwitz, who is also the founder of Arineos, provider of BREEAM and WiredScore certifications for real estate worldwide.
Julian Marwitz · Principal & CEO, Marwitz Family Office & Arineos GmbH
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Preparing the next generation for wealth is not simply a matter of financial education, ownership structures or governance. It also requires understanding what makes younger family members feel connected to their family's legacy, confident in their own abilities and motivated to contribute to its future.
Dr Clarisse Lafleur · Family Office Advisor and researcher
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For internationally connected families, the family office is becoming an international owner and allocator of capital. Its structures must support investment ambitions, effective governance and the continuity of family wealth across borders and generations.
Sophie Brown and Hollie Thomas
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Family offices have built investment committees, reporting suites and risk frameworks for what they own. What they owe is still too often arranged one deal at a time, by whoever happens to know a banker.
Islay Robinson · Founder and CEO of Enness Global
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Why rebuilding the physical economy could reshape private markets over the next decade
Jonathan Siegel · Partner, Altes Capital; Managing Partner, Altes Ascent
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For most young adults, university is the first home of their own. CASACASA is developing a new generation of student residences in the world's leading university cities, beginning with Miami and Madrid, built on a simple conviction: the real gap is not supply alone, but quality, experience and purpose.
Sophie Brown · Head of Capital Relationships
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Family offices and private investors rarely suffer from a shortage of investment opportunities. The more difficult question is deciding which opportunities deserve attention, which warrant further investigation and which justify the time and resources required for full Commercial Due Diligence.
Daniel Nikic · Managing Partner, Cohres
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