Iveagh leads the way for family offices
In 1886 the first Earl of Iveagh established one of the world's first family offices in order to protect the fortune that came from the flotation of the family brewing business. In the 20th Century this family office evolved into Iveagh Trustees. In 2006 the Earl's great great grandson and other leading members of the Guinness family joined with alternative investment experts Arundel Partners to create Iveagh, a private investment house.
Iveagh offers wealthy individuals a combination of investment experience and expertise built up over its years of advising the Iveagh family.
Chris Wyllie, partner and head of portfolio management, believes the tradition established by Lord Iveagh in the 19th century is still at the foundations of the private investment house that now looks after the money of several families. Lord Iveagh believed in diversification but he was also an entrepreneur who liked to take risks, seeing opportunities in
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