Since it was initially established back in the 19th century, the
concept of the family office has undergone significant evolution.
As modern families grow increasingly global in terms of their
geographical spread and generational diversity and more
sophisticated in their behaviours, investment ambitions and
lifestyles, the family office continues to adapt at an
unprecedented pace.
International mobility in particular has become a major factor
within the family office space. Political decisions in the UK
around 'non-dom' rules as well as tax changes in the US,
for instance, have thrust global mobility into the spotlight and
led families to review and question their international
footprint.
