Outpacing inflation with private alternative investments
For investors, inflation isn’t just a macroeconomic data point — it’s a direct threat to long-term purchasing power and wealth preservation.
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Can Harvard’s billions withstand Trump’s federal funding fight?
The wealthiest U.S. college has long hoarded cash and built its budget to withstand “shocks.” It’s armed with pristine credit ratings and a $53 billion endowment — the most of any school.
Private equity investor gives $100 million to University of Chicago for business school
Konstantin Sokolov's donation gives the Booth School of Business a potential lifeline as elite colleges risk losing billions of dollars in federal funding.
Taiwan shipping tycoon buys $34 million luxury home in Hong Kong
The Chen family of T.S. Lines Ltd. bought the mansion for HK$260 million ($34 million), marking the second-largest new-home sale in the Asian financial hub this year.
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The appeal of private credit when markets are volatile
Christopher Zook of Houston-based CAZ Investments talks about the appeal of private credit and what strategies make the most sense when the markets are volatile.
How wealthy families are insuring assets amid increasing climate risks
Katherine Frattarola of Hub International discusses how family offices and ultra-high-net-worth individuals are insuring their homes and assets in the wake of disasters like the Pacific Palisades wildfires in California.
AlTi Global exec on challenges facing family offices now
Erik Christoffersen talks about tax changes on the horizon, best practices in hiring, and tech strategy for family offices.