Family offices that invest in funds
A family office is a private investment vehicle that manages the wealth of one family (single-family) or several families (multi-family). Coverage, mandates and latest commitments for this type.
Named investors
Named investors of this type.
| Organisation | Type | Country |
|---|---|---|
| Aabar Investments | Single-family office | |
| Edmond de Rothschild | Multi-family office | |
| Walton Enterprises | Single-family office | |
| Financière Agache | Single-family office | |
| Bezos Expeditions | Single-family office |
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How they invest
How family offices allocate
Single-family offices usually hold a concentrated operating-business stake plus a diversified financial portfolio. Multi-family offices run pooled or segregated mandates for several families.
Fund commitments sit alongside direct deals and co-investment. The mix depends on the family's operating background and the age of the office.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
- How many family offices does Vestdoor track?
Family offices are part of Vestdoor's 24,838 investors. Each one listed has a named organisation, an identified type and a public source.
- What is the difference between a single-family office and a multi-family office?
A single-family office serves one family and usually sits close to the family's operating business. A multi-family office serves several unrelated families and runs a shared investment platform. The two have different decision processes, reporting duties and cheque sizes.
- Do family offices invest in private funds?
Yes. Many family offices commit to private equity, venture, real estate, infrastructure and hedge funds, often alongside direct deals. The split between funds and direct investments depends on the family's operating background and the office's investment team.