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Family offices become de facto investment mode for ultra-wealthy: report

June 3, 2026

Singapore skyline at night with Merlion in the foreground London and New York remain important centers, but newer hubs such as Dubai, Hong Kong and Singapore are gaining momentum as investment centers for UHNWI family offices. Seen here: Singapore skyline at night with Merlion in the foreground. Image credit: Shutterstock

 

By Luxury Marketer Intelligence

Family offices have rapidly become a standard requirement for today’s ultra-wealthy.

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