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A strange new world for global markets: our October special report launches
Amid trade wars, regional conflicts and political turmoil, the world is experiencing perhaps-unprecedented change. How are family offices’ investment strategies responding? In this special report—our first on the state of global markets today—we’ll talk to the experts about where the opportunities and the risks are, and how family offices can prepare themselves for whatever may lie ahead.
It is a tricky time for family offices trying to decipher not only where to invest their money, but also their time and energy. Citi Wealth’s latest Global Family Offices Report provides a few breadcrumbs in terms of how family offices are responding: globally, they are building long-term strategies underpinned by key themes of capital, capability and continuity.
According to Yannick Archambault, market executive for Canada for Citi Private Bank, priorities for Canadian family offices and enterprising families include navigating increasingly complex global public and private market portfolios, institutionalizing how wealth is managed, and preparing for significant generational transitions.
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MEMBER CONTENT
The Bonapace Foundation’s sustainable vision for industrial communities
An Italian surname, Bonapace means a “good peace.” By funding research into environmental monitoring, the Bonapace Foundation is working to bring exactly that to the Quebec city of Rouyn-Noranda.
Founded in 2024, the foundation reflects the Bonapace family’s longstanding commitment to the Abitibi-Témiscamingue region. Their goal is to ensure that industrial communities like Rouyn-Noranda can thrive economically while protecting residents’ health and the environment.
“Our motivation is to continue building and developing the economy, but we also want ourselves and our community to be able to live well,” Lina Bonapace explains. “My brother and I often talk about how lucky we were to have parents who gave us that example. Now we’re asking ourselves: ‘How do we give back?’”
This article is Member Content, provided by PBY Capital.
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