What are the Fundamental Success Factors for a Family Office?

  • Canessa B
  • Weber C
  • Koeberle-Schmid A
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Abstract

Among the fundamental success factors when founding a single family office are the size of the family’s pooled assets, the ability to formulate a vision and pick loyal employees willing to live out the declared values, an ability to simplify down to two to four asset classes and a dedication to avoiding conflicts of interest. When joining multi family offices, additional consideration must be given to the ownership role the family wishes to hold within that office (co-owner or pure client). This chapter also includes a checklist for the family to assess its own situation and an interview with Klaus Kuder, whose firm offers consulting to multi family offices in Germany.

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Canessa, B., Weber, C., & Koeberle-Schmid, A. (2018). What are the Fundamental Success Factors for a Family Office? In The Family Office (pp. 31–58). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-99085-9_3

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