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Campden Wealth and FOTT, along with their partners UBS and AVIC Trust have released a unique and in-depth study on private wealth management and the family office space in China.
Campden Wealth and Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors have produced a largescale, global research report on family philanthropic giving, with a focus on strategic time horizons.
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The Global Family Office Report series is now in its sixth year and provides an analysis and evaluation of the current and prospective outlook of family offices around the world. Over 350 family offices globally took part in the research.
Campden Wealth and Campden Family Connect are delighted to present our first research report on ultra-high net worth private wealth management and family offices in India.
Campden Wealth are delighted to present the second edition of the Private Equity Investing and Co-Investment Activity by Family Offices report.
Now available for purchase. Campden Wealth has compiled a list of the top 75 fastest growing mid-sized family business worldwide.
Campden Wealth, the global research and networking organisation for families of substantial wealth, reveals the power of the next generation and family businesses’ secrets of success in its new report released today titled, The Top 75 Fastest Growing Mid-Sized Family Businesses.
A new study by Campden Research in partnership with Schillings, in which over a third (38%) of participants stated they do not currently have a cyber security planning in place, despite 98% of families citing reputation as important to their family’s success.
Campden Wealth has compiled a list of the 50 fastest-growing family businesses worldwide. This study analyses the DNA of these high-growth companies and identifies the operational, organisational and governance drivers of their success.
Campden Wealth Research and Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management’s ‘Family Decision-Making’ study maps decision-making within UHNW families in North America. The results find a growing formalisation of decision-making and evidence of democratisation.
