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Family offices plan biggest asset allocation change in ages

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Family offices are looking to allocate more assets to fixed income in the coming years, as well as illiquid alternatives such as private equity (secondaries). About a third of wealthy families already invest in digital assets, even if it is usually a very small percentage.

This is according to an analysis of two surveys on the investment plans of family offices. Both Goldman Sachs and UBS recently published results on this.

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