ASSET & WEALTH · PRIVATE & INSTITUTIONAL CAPITAL
Multi-Family Office
Framework
Serving several unrelated families is a business in its own right, not one family’s office opened to guests, and it demands segregation, pricing, and governance the single-family model never needed. We build it as that business — client segregation and conflict management, consolidated investment and reporting, administration and entity services, fee models, and succession planning.
THE SPECIFICATION
Architecture & Audience
A multi-family office serves families who need a professional office but cannot justify their own. That means shared infrastructure with unshared confidentiality: consolidated reporting across custodians and asset classes, governance that satisfies several principals with different expectations, and economics that work when the founding family is no longer subsidising it.
Single-family offices opening to external families; wealth managers moving upmarket into full-service coverage; and professional advisers consolidating a client group into an institution.
What We Deliver
A complete architecture, designed, launched, and managed
We design the service matrix and fee structure that the multi-family office offers across its client base. Pricing must reflect the economics of serving several families without the subsidy of a single dominant principal.
We determine the regulated activities required to serve multiple families and manage the licence application accordingly. Serving unrelated families changes the permission scope relative to a single-family structure.
We implement the reporting infrastructure that aggregates positions across multiple custodians and asset classes for each family. Each family sees its own data; no family sees another’s.
We design the information barriers and conflict-of-interest management procedures required when a single firm serves families with overlapping investment interests. Segregation is built into the system, not managed by discretion.
We assist each family in establishing the governance documents and decision-making framework that governs their relationship with the office. Governance prevents disputes that client relationships cannot survive.
We implement the document management and data security infrastructure required to hold sensitive multi-family data at institutional standard. Access controls enforce the information barriers at the system level.
We establish the banking and treasury arrangements — accounts, payment authorities, and credit facilities — for each family served. Treasury functions are delivered without cross-contamination between families.
We implement the client verification and risk-classification process required to onboard new families compliantly. The process satisfies regulatory requirements and documents the source of wealth at the level required.
We deliver the consolidated reports and reconciliation required for each family across the service lifecycle. Reports are produced to the standard each family expects and delivered on the schedule they require.
What We Deliver
A complete architecture, designed, launched, and managed
We design the service matrix and fee structure that the multi-family office offers across its client base. Pricing must reflect the economics of serving several families without the subsidy of a single dominant principal.
We determine the regulated activities required to serve multiple families and manage the licence application accordingly. Serving unrelated families changes the permission scope relative to a single-family structure.
We implement the reporting infrastructure that aggregates positions across multiple custodians and asset classes for each family. Each family sees its own data; no family sees another’s.
We design the information barriers and conflict-of-interest management procedures required when a single firm serves families with overlapping investment interests. Segregation is built into the system, not managed by discretion.
We assist each family in establishing the governance documents and decision-making framework that governs their relationship with the office. Governance prevents disputes that client relationships cannot survive.
We implement the document management and data security infrastructure required to hold sensitive multi-family data at institutional standard. Access controls enforce the information barriers at the system level.
We establish the banking and treasury arrangements — accounts, payment authorities, and credit facilities — for each family served. Treasury functions are delivered without cross-contamination between families.
We implement the client verification and risk-classification process required to onboard new families compliantly. The process satisfies regulatory requirements and documents the source of wealth at the level required.
We deliver the consolidated reports and reconciliation required for each family across the service lifecycle. Reports are produced to the standard each family expects and delivered on the schedule they require.
Infrastructure Selection
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