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Wealth Management Sans Spiritual/Faith Assets is Newly Christened Materialism Management
Spiritual Beliefs and Faith, Values and Virtues, Character and Morality, Meaning and Purpose – Are Integral to The Family People Office™ Three Conversations In our work with Ultra-High-Net-Worth families, Family Offices, and Private Wealth Advisors, one truth has become increasingly clear: the most enduring legacies are not built on financial capital alone, they are anchored in Spiritual/Faith Assets. In three recent meetings with two fiduciaries and an UHNW client, God and
Mark Demos
Apr 2010 min read


The Future of Wealth Management: Balancing High-Tech and High-Touch
The Importance of High-Tech and High-Touch in Wealth Management The future of wealth management will be built on the synergy and balance between two essential elements: High-Tech and High-Touch . Ensuring growth and stability requires equal attention to both parts. High-Tech: The implementation and integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into managing the financial portfolios of Family Offices and Private Wealth Advisors (fiduciaries) is transforming the industry. High-
Mark Demos
Mar 105 min read


Family Offices and Private Wealth Advisors Are on The Verge of Substantial and Unnecessary Losses…Just When the Future has Never Been Brighter!
The Future is Bright! There are two Prime Directives that drive Fiduciaries (Private Wealth Advisors and Family Offices), in Wealth Management in working with UHNW individuals and families: 1. Managing the growth of the Financial Portfolio. 2. Protecting that Financial Portfolio by mitigating any potential or known risks. Growth and Protection. Crescentia et Prōtēctiō . A powerful but simple strategy. Those two same Prime Directives are what drive The Family Peop
Mark Demos
Feb 243 min read


The Future of Wealth: Ensuring the Legacy of Ultra-High-Net-Worth Families
Generational Wealth is only as secure as the family members and family are strong in character, belief and purpose.
Mark Demos
Feb 113 min read
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