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29 articles
Financial & Commodities
A family-office framework for continuation-fund elections: assess pricing, conflicts, fresh terms, liquidity and the evidence behind a decision to sell or roll.
Financial & Commodities Reports(28)
Financial & Commodities
·Oct 18, 2026
Assess life-settlement investments through premium funding, longevity, policy verification, valuation and liquidity before considering a target return.
Financial & Commodities
·Oct 18, 2026
Understand how NAV facilities affect private-equity distributions, portfolio risk and oversight before treating borrowed cash as a realised investment exit.
Financial & Commodities
·Oct 17, 2026
What renewed CLO issuance can tell investors about financing conditions, and why borrower quality, structure and investment terms still need separate review.
Financial & Commodities
·Oct 17, 2026
Family-office co-investment questions covering allocation rationale, conflicts, economics, information access and capacity to make later funding decisions.
Financial & Commodities
·Oct 17, 2026
Borrowing against investments can create liquidity, but collateral calls can reverse the advantage. Questions for UHNW borrowers reviewing a lending facility.
Financial & Commodities
·Oct 11, 2026
A selective financing market puts renewed focus on cash runway and clinical milestones. APX examines how specialist investors can evaluate the capital needed to reach meaningful evidence.
Financial & Commodities
·Oct 11, 2026
AI exposure can appear in listed shares, private funds and operating businesses. APX explores how a family office can identify shared assumptions behind apparently different holdings.
Financial & Commodities
·Oct 11, 2026
Periodic access to capital can be useful, but it is different from cash on demand. A family-office framework for evaluating interval-fund liquidity and matching it to future spending.
Financial & Commodities
·Oct 11, 2026
A growing secondary market does not guarantee an easy exit. APX examines how family offices can assess saleability, pricing and the cash that a transaction actually releases.
Financial & Commodities
·Oct 11, 2026
Growing interest in women’s sports creates distinct opportunities rather than one uniform asset class. APX examines the rights, cash needs and governance behind a potential investment.
Financial & Commodities
·Sep 28, 2026
Singapore is becoming a second wealth centre for global families. APX examines Bank of Singapore’s US$5m+ private-banking and family-office model.
Financial & Commodities
·Sep 28, 2026
Corient’s US$535bn-scale non-bank model shows how UHNW wealth management is moving beyond the traditional private bank. APX examines the trade-offs.
Financial & Commodities
·Sep 28, 2026
Beyond the £3m entry point, Coutts combines banking, lending, wealth management and family-office support. APX looks at where the model adds value.
Financial & Commodities
·Sep 28, 2026
Erste’s CEE footprint shows why local banking, credit knowledge and private-market access can matter to entrepreneurial families with regional wealth.
Financial & Commodities
·Sep 28, 2026
At family-office scale, private banking becomes treasury, lending and global custody. APX examines J.P. Morgan’s institutional model and concentration trade-offs.
Financial & Commodities
·Sep 23, 2026
As family offices reassess concentrated USD exposure, APX examines how multi-currency treasury frameworks align assets, liabilities, spending and liquidity across jurisdictions.
Financial & Commodities
·Aug 11, 2026
How does art-backed lending work? Explore loan-to-value ratios, eligible collateral, rates, custody, risks and how UHNW collectors can unlock liquidity without selling their art.
Financial & Commodities
·Aug 11, 2026
How do wealthy families borrow against assets without selling them? APX examines securities-backed lending, property, private equity, art, aircraft, yachts and the risks of structured liquidity.
Financial & Commodities
·Aug 11, 2026
How does Lombard lending work? APX explains portfolio-backed borrowing, loan-to-value, maintenance calls, eligible collateral and the risks UHNW investors should understand.
Financial & Commodities
·Aug 7, 2026
Discover how UHNW family offices deploy structured liquidity solutions to unlock capital from illiquid assets, PE commitments, and concentrated equity without forced asset sales.
Financial & Commodities
·Aug 4, 2026
Discover why private credit has become one of the fastest-growing institutional asset classes, how direct lending works, and why family offices are increasingly allocating capital beyond traditional banking.
Financial & Commodities
·Aug 3, 2026
How a once-specialist investment strategy has become a core component of sophisticated portfolios.
Financial & Commodities
·Aug 3, 2026
How sophisticated investors use strategic borrowing to preserve wealth, maintain flexibility and unlock liquidity without sacrificing long-term ownership.
Financial & Commodities
·Jul 31, 2026
An institutional analysis of $290B in annual UHNW luxury spend, wealth concentration, and the rise of non-correlated experiential assets
Financial & Commodities
·Jul 3, 2026
UBS's 2026 survey of 307 family offices shows a measured shift toward resilience, regional and currency diversification, infrastructure and selective long-term themes.
Financial & Commodities
·Jun 22, 2026
The commodities market has entered a structurally different regime. How sophisticated private capital is positioning across Brent crude pipeline infrastructure, platinum group metals, and physical precious metals — away from exchange-traded exposure.
Financial & Commodities
·Jun 18, 2026
Holding unallocated cash in private banking deposits is no longer a defensive posture — it is an active capital drain. How leading family offices are deploying barbell cash strategies using sovereign debt instruments.
Financial & Commodities
·May 28, 2026
Systemic cracks in global banking infrastructure and weaponised fiscal policies are driving sophisticated capital away from paper derivatives and into direct, unencumbered physical commodity ownership.
