💼 Family offices are reshaping the startup investment landscape. - In 2024, the Top 10 family offices invested in over 150 startups, from AI to blockchain. - Maelstrom, Hillspire, and Emerson Collective are leading the charge. - These private wealth vehicles now power nearly 1/3 of global startup funding (PWC). But it’s not just about money. Family offices treat startups as idea labs—a way to stay ahead of market trends and apply insights to their businesses. AI is their favourite playground: 🔹 78% plan to invest in AI in 2–3 years (UBS). The takeaway? Family offices aren’t just passive investors—they’re strategic drivers in venture capital. Are you seeing this trend in your industry? Source: CNBC, UBS, PwC
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2moThanks for sharing Taras Rybak, but what about other industries? Do family offices invest in to food processing for example? Interesting to know…