Family Offices List

Patrick Curtis

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Patrick Curtis

Expertise: Private Equity | Investment Banking

Updated:

March 15, 2020

2,411 Firms / 4,635 Emails / 2,851 LinkedIn Profile URLs / 2,634 Phone Numbers and Growing Fast

V5 Update Released - March 2020: This update adds new data to the existing contacts. This includes Regional Investing Focus, Industry Investing Focus, Asset Class Investing Focus, and any Notes we feel may be important.

With the help of the WSO community (700,000+ members and counting), we are building a massive, self-adapting crowdsourced list of family offices that won’t break the bank.

This list includes contacts from family offices along with contacts at wealth management companies, endowments, trusts, foundations, etc. Email and location are provided for each of the contacts. LinkedIn profile URLs & phone numbers are provided for most of the contacts.

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- Patrick

Patrick Curtis is a member of WSO Editorial Board which helps ensure the accuracy of content across top articles on Wall Street Oasis. Prior to becoming our CEO & Founder at Wall Street Oasis, Patrick spent three years as a Private Equity... This content was originally created by member WallStreetOasis.com and has evolved with the help of our private equity mentors.

 

You will likely have to pay for one unless someone has something they are willing to post.

I remember searching for family offices a few years back during an internship I had and it was nearly point less. Most of the places don't want/need to be well known so their contact information is not plastered all over the internet. Good luck.

Regards

"The trouble with our liberal friends is not that they're ignorant, it's just that they know so much that isn't so." - Ronald Reagan
 
Best Response
Guest1655:
jeez.. shows what kinda background I come from. I've never heard of Family Offices until this post. I read up on some stuff now, seems like a great thing to have when you are rich.

Don't worry. I'm convinced that making the Family Office list is something the seniors make the juniors do when they think they have nothing else to do.

It is a lot easier to use institutional money to back deals. For family offices you have to first find them, then figure out who the gatekeepr is to the wealthy individuals, then round up a lot of those individuals to get a decent amount of money together. There are usually guys who make a career of just learning the family office system (at least in Europe). From a bankers perspective they will always be a last resort, unless there are some personal connections.

 
RE_Banker:
It is a lot easier to use institutional money to back deals. For family offices you have to first find them, then figure out who the gatekeepr is to the wealthy individuals, then round up a lot of those individuals to get a decent amount of money together. There are usually guys who make a career of just learning the family office system (at least in Europe). From a bankers perspective they will always be a last resort, unless there are some personal connections.

Thanks for your very thoughtful comment on this. How would you compare family offices to private banks/pwm in term of ease of access to capital?

Too late for second-guessing Too late to go back to sleep.
 

Yeah, the place I briefly interned at was going to use the list to pitch a fund or something. It is basically a list of advisors that managed a lot of money. I would imagine it would be a good cold call list for people interested in PWM or something. Either way it was the biggest pain in my ass for 2 months.

 

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