Lincoln Ellis habla sobre las estrategias de inversión de las oficinas de familia

The video discusses the role and characteristics of family offices, highlighting their unique position between retail and institutional investors. It covers their approach to risk-taking, long-term investment strategies, and the impact of tax reforms. The evolution of investment strategies over the past decades is explored, emphasizing the shift towards private equity and the involvement of family offices. The video concludes with a metaphor comparing investment strategies to navigation tools.

What are the three distinctive characteristics of family offices mentioned in the text?

How do family offices approach risk-taking compared to retail and institutional investors?

What changes have occurred in the investment strategies of family offices over the last two decades?

In what ways have private equity firms had to alter their behavior to attract family office investments?

What role do family offices play in the expansion into private markets?

How has the capital allocation to alternatives changed due to the involvement of family offices?

What metaphor was used to describe the investment strategies of family offices?