Intertrust
Group Managing Director Marie McNeela discusses the
representation of women in family office.
Women are increasingly significant generators, owners and
investors of substantial wealth. A secular trend that is predicted
to gather momentum. According to Forbes, 11% of their list of 2020
Billionaires are women, and The Centre for Economics and Business
Research estimates that by 2025, 60% of the UK's wealth will
belong to women.
Is this increasing feminisation of the ownership and management
of capital translating to greater gender diversity and inclusivity
in the private wealth management industry and family offices? And
if so, what is the impact across the industry?
