Single versus multi-family offices - whose money is it anyway?

The idea of teaming up with other family offices may seem attractive in terms of scale and access to products, but Clontarf Capital's Aoifinn Devitt counsels those considering the move to look before they leap

Record city bonuses, a buoyant property market and soaring asset valuations have created a new swathe of wealthy families.

This has been matched by a surge in various investment products on offer, as investment houses scramble to absorb the widespread increase in liquidity.

For a wealthy family considering how best to preserve (not to mention grow) their wealth, there are a number of different paths to take, offering a sliding scale of independence over the stewardship of their own assets, and

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