@MrFamilyOffice Not in full detail before they are fully mature. Mid thirties seems to be on average a good time. Education on how to be a good steward of wealth should start in early teens.
@thesamparr As an accounting professional to clients with $100m-$1B+ this is completely on point. There is a phase transition at $100m where you lose economic gravity and time becomes the most finite resource.
@MrFamilyOffice It sounds attractive, flexible mandate, no capital raising responsibilities, diversified assets, diversified liabilities, but the concentration in owner’s equity is the downside - when you have only one LP are you genuinely the the GP?
McKinsey estimates that we are about to enter a massive shortage of wealth management advisors in this country
With the looming retirement boom and one of the largest transfers of wealth in history through inheritance, younger folks are simply not ready to manage these assets
@MrFamilyOffice I agree at least in part. Banking regulations limit the ability for these institutions to provide essential aspects of the service that wealthy families desire.