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All writing →A third of family offices expect a leadership change within five years, Citi finds. Most are not ready for it.
Citi Wealth's 2026 Global Family Office Report, published on 22 September 2026, surveyed 351 family offices in 41 countries. Portfolios performed well and public equities took the incremental capital. Succession is where the survey turns uncomfortable.
Citi builds a vetted list of specialists for its family office clients, and takes no fee for the introductions
On 10 September 2026, Citi Wealth launched The Specialist Collection, a curated network of outside providers in seven areas, from cybersecurity to private aviation, for its North American private bank and family office clients. The bank has not published who is on it or how they got there.
The FCA gets a date: 2028 for AML supervision of lawyers, accountants and trustees
The Home Office published its anti-money laundering and asset recovery strategy for 2026 to 2029 on 15 September. Buried in 101 pages is a timetable that matters to every private client adviser: supervision moves to the FCA in 2028.
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