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Nick shares some insights into why more family offices are embracing the OCIO model to access top-tier investment expertise and resources without the need for an extensive in-house team. He explores how OCIOs help navigate today’s complex investment landscape, covering everything from alternative investments to private markets.
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She talks about real estate as a popular investment for family offices, focusing on Swiss property. She gives insight into listed real estate investment companies, investment funds and tokenised real estate structures that enable even foreign investors to benefit from residential real estate assets in Switzerland. The conversation takes in the pros and cons for real estate investment vehicles and points out ESG, sustainability and energy considerations that have to be taken into account when buying property. 
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      <description><![CDATA[The topic of sustainability can be tricky to navigate given the many and varied regulatory challenges, but it is certainly on the agenda of many family offices as they seek to match the values and passions of the family members with the sustainability investment environment.

Antonios Koumbarakis, partner in PwC Switzerland’s Sustainability Competence Centre, works with a range of clients to tackle this issue. Listen to his insights in this episode, which provides plenty of food for thought about impact investing, the risk of greenwashing and the challenges in finding accurate performance data. 
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