World's richest families fret about geopolitics, climate change

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Family offices – set up to manage the wealth of one or more rich families – are taking a dim view of geopolitical events.

LONDON - The world's richest families are worried about the U.S.-China trade spat, Brexit, populism and climate change and are keeping more of their money in cash, according to a survey of family offices by the world's largest wealth manager.

Total cash reserves were 7.6% of family office investments in 2019, up 70 basis points from a year earlier. "Family offices are taking a dim view of geopolitical events," Sara Ferrari, head of UBS’ Global Family Office Group, told Reuters. Family offices' views did not necessarily differ from those of institutional investors - pension funds, insurers and sovereign wealth funds - or of the asset managers who help invest their money, Ferrari said.

 

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