Over the past decade, the popularity and use of donor-advised funds, or DAFs as they are commonly known, have grown dramatically. In this Giving With Impact podcast, learn how nonprofits can leverage donor-advised funds to support their operation and maximize their fund-raising results.
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A slow economic recovery will continue, as governments and central banks search for the right policy mix amid the COVID-19 crisis. The policy will implicitly aim to manage many financial markets, but such efforts will not stop volatility. Strategic asset allocation remains the best way to navigate a still very uncertain investment environment.
Media is a great tool for storytelling. Photo albums can reveal ancestral details, documents can highlight past events, and film can rejuvenate old memories. All these items contribute to your family’s legacy. Although we see the value in this irreplaceable media, few of us are doing enough to protect it. That is why we are exposing the top t...
In a rapidly evolving virtual world, many family offices are revising or creating document retention practices to make sure they have secure access to critical personnel and family financial records. Through a series of FAQs and a checklist of what documents to retain, you can ensure that you have an up-to-date document retention policy as part of ...
The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted all types of businesses to run a magnifying glass over their processes and infrastructure to ensure continuity and viability. For family offices, it is an opportunity for them to upgrade technological systems by adopting outsourcing and automation. Such advancements improve operational efficiencies, security, and ...
As family offices evaluate their assets during the economic downturn, examining deductions and estate and trust planning can help form better strategies and objectives. In this Q&A discussion, learn how the valuation of distressed assets and investments can maximize your tax deductions through these challenging times.
COVID-19 has forced organizations of all kinds to consider what the future of their operations would look like in a post COVID-19 world. Family offices were no exception. Rapidly fading are the days when a family office would provide a space where their staff can work. Most of these physical offices now stand empty as working from home has become t...
With the ongoing pandemic, a weakening economic recovery, and the upcoming elections, emotions are understandably high. It becomes even more important to filter out the emotion, which is something the best investors do. Other topics explored in this issue includes taking a deeper dive on the importance of diversification and maintaining a long-term...
Nearing the end of the year is an important time to consider any tax planning opportunities that may be available to you before ringing in the new year. This year in particular there are several tax scenarios that must be factored in before any planning strategies are implemented: we have tax laws that were previously instituted that are still in e...
While it is impossible to predict every catastrophe, thorough pre-event preparation and post-event response planning can help reduce the likelihood of loss and limit the severity of damage that can’t be avoided. This reference guide and sample planning forms based on decades of experience will help you proactively keep art and other valuables ...
Thought leaders and practitioners discuss key investment risks and opportunities through a social equity lens, and are joined by Judy Belk, president and CEO of The California Wellness Foundation, for a fireside chat on how the foundation is addressing social equity issues holistically through both grant-making and investment approaches.
Over the past ten years U.S. equities have outperformed their non-U.S. peers, however history shows outperformance cycles through time. Contributing factors include differences in index compositions, narrow U.S. leadership, and currency headwinds for non-U.S. equities. Abandoning a diversified approach could result in missed opportunities as the re...
Global equities were hit hard during the first quarter of 2020, erasing most of 2019's gains. Credit-oriented fixed income was also hit, but to a lesser extent, while U.S. Treasury bonds perfored well. Investors may find portfolios out of balance relative to target allocations. Is now the time to rebalance?
The COVID-19 pandemic dramatically accelerated the move from traditional office environment to work-from-home for most American office workers. It is clear that a significant portion of workers will move from a five-day in-office work week to something else. Recognizing, navigating, and adapting to the new office environment will be key to successf...
While inflation continues to trend below target, the possibility for unexpected higher inflation shouldn't be ignored. A shift in Fed policy has resulted in a stance that lowers the likelihood of combatting inflation for the foreseeable future. And the impact of inflation on certain investment strategies should be considered during portfolio co...