The Guernsey Financial Services Commission has licensed Osiris Management Guernsey and Osiris Trustees Guernsey. For internationally mobile families, the interesting question is not the launch but who sits on the board.
Beijing has brought offshore trusts into the personal income tax net. Weeks later, reporting on fines against Hong Kong brokerages shows the enforcement side is running in parallel.
The Chicago bank has hired Wilmington Trust's Candice Nakagawa to run Family Office Solutions across the western United States, in a market where private banks are competing for entrepreneurial wealth.
The $32.6 billion Los Angeles adviser has hired an LPL tax executive to run a new division, while buying in family governance and fiduciary accounting through Baker Tilly.
Family offices made 57 direct investments in July 2026, Fintrx data shows, with more than 15 per cent going to clean energy and sustainability firms.
Carlyle's credit arm is putting roughly $600 million into the Kansas wealth manager as Abry Partners exits, the latest sign of private capital buying into firms that serve wealthy families.
Corient has agreed to acquire Summit Trail Advisors, a New York RIA with $21 billion in client assets and an ultra-high-net-worth focus, adding outsourced family office and CIO services as the Miami firm's run of large deals continues.
Citywire reports that Franklin Templeton is in talks to acquire AlTi Global, the Nasdaq-listed multi-family office group with around $90 billion in assets. Neither firm is commenting. A deal would take wealth consolidation into the top tier of UHNW advice.
Bloomberg reports that the investment vehicles of Bernard Arnault, Jeff Bezos and Azim Premji have all put money into robotics companies in recent weeks. The capital is going in direct, at early stage, and into a single theme.
The Swiss private bank has hired UBS veteran Tuncay Yilmaz to lead its Turkey coverage, a market marked by rapid asset growth and established business dynasties.
A survey of 200 family offices managing $119 billion found 77 per cent expect to lean more on third-party specialists, from illiquid investments to cyber security.
Hackers exfiltrated data on around 31,000 companies, foundations and trusts from Liechtenstein's Register of Beneficial Owners, reopening the privacy debate for wealthy families.
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