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Co-investing appetite rises for family offices, 17% returns forecast for 2019

November 22, 2018

Demand for co-investing among the world’s family offices of substantial wealth is set to increase over the next 12-months, according to new research by Campden Research.

Demand for co-investing among the world’s family offices of substantial wealth is set to increase over the next 12-months, according to new research by Campden Research.

The Private Equity and Co-Investing for Family Offices report, in association with global investment firm KKR, provides a deep-dive analysis into why key trends within the private equity and co-investing arena have occurred.

Private equity proves pivotal in family portfolios

November 6, 2018

Private equity accounts for 22% of the average family office portfolio worldwide and interest is rocketing among families, a new study by Campden Research says.

Private equity accounts for 22% of the average family office portfolio worldwide and interest is rocketing among families, a new study by Campden Research says.

The new Private Equity Investing and Co-Investment Activity by Family Offices report, released today, said interest in the asset class in the family office community continued to grow, driven mainly by outsized returns and the availability of opportunities “that are deemed superior to those within public equities”.

Next-generation family leaders step up co-investments

July 12, 2018

The appetite among next-generation family business leaders for cutting-edge co-investments continues to increase, but challenges persist in closing partnership deals, research says.

The appetite among next-generation family business leaders for cutting-edge co-investments continues to increase, but challenges persist in closing partnership deals, research says.

New research into the demands for private equity and co-investing

April 26, 2018

Family offices are increasing their interest in private equity and co-investing, but what this means for investment logistics is the focus of a new survey launched by Campden Research today.

Family offices are increasing their interest in private equity and co-investing, but what this means for investment logistics is the focus of a new survey launched by Campden Research today.

Dynamics and disruptions: Co-investments between venture capital and family business

January 3, 2018

The rise of robotics and artificial intelligence may seem at odds with multigenerational family businesses but Dr Ilian Iliev, managing director of EcoMachines Ventures, says a new pragmatism is forging exciting collaborations between the sectors.

Execution challenges stifle family office co-investments

September 29, 2017

Family offices are doing less co-investing and active management of their private equity investments, increasingly delegating to funds amid execution challenges, new research suggests.

Family offices are doing less co-investing and active management of their private equity investments, increasingly delegating to funds amid execution challenges, new research suggests.

The newly-released Global Family Office Report 2017 (GFOR) said co-investments made up only 9.4% of the average private equity portfolio among 101 multi-year participants.

Co-investing and next-gen attitudes to be surveyed in new family office report

April 26, 2017

How to succeed in co-investments and how the next generation will shape the future of family offices will be probed by Campden Wealth–but its researchers need your help to do so.

How to succeed in co-investments and how the next generation will shape the future of family offices will be probed by Campden Wealth–but its researchers need your help to do so.

Entrepreneurial co-investing family offices to take control of family firms in 2017

January 11, 2017

The long-term trend of divesting control of family businesses into family offices is expected by KPMG to rise in 2017 as investments diversify and succession looms.

The long-term trend of divesting control of family businesses into family offices is expected by KPMG to rise in 2017 as investments diversify and succession looms.

The increasing intricacy of the family’s investments and activities and succession planning were believed to be behind the trend.

KPMG also predicted the need for a “renewed focus” on how to reward professionals within family offices, in light of the increasingly evident war for talent.

Single family offices report private equity is outperforming their other assets

December 9, 2015

Three quarters of single family offices report that their direct investments are outperforming their other holdings, with a further 70% stating that their private equity fund investments are outperforming.

The research, by online private equity platform iCapital Network, found 62% of single family offices invest in private equity, with 70% allocated between 10 to 20% of their portfolio. A small group (8%) allocated more than 50% to private investments.

Co-investing – be the leaders of the pack

February 27, 2009

How hunting together as a collective can be a lucrative option for family offices

The growing maturity of the family office sector is resulting in businesses increasingly coming together to implement more sophisticated investment strategies.

Over the last three years, a rising number of family offices have co-invested in a dizzying array of deals in areas as diverse as private equity buyouts and commercial property transactions.