Global multi-family offices top $5.2 trillion, With Intelligence report finds

By AI, Created 9:56 PM UTC, June 02, 2026, /AGP/ – With Intelligence’s new Wealth Solution says global multi-family office assets now exceed $5.2 trillion, based on data from 1,632 firms worldwide. The report points to rapid growth in emerging markets and shows public markets still dominate allocations, underscoring the sector’s expanding role in private wealth.

Why it matters: - Global multi-family offices now oversee more than $5.2 trillion in assets under management. - That total is roughly equal to 8% of global pension assets, putting the sector on the map as a major institutional force. - The scale of the market matters because family offices are increasingly competing for private market access, investment talent and product coverage.

What happened: - With Intelligence released the Multi-Family Office Asset Pools 2026 Report as part of its new Wealth Solution platform. - The report analyzes data from 1,632 multi-family offices across the world. - With Intelligence describes the Wealth Solution as a comprehensive data and analytics platform for the global family office ecosystem. - The report was issued from London on June 3, 2026.

The details: - Multi-family offices are private wealth advisory firms that typically serve groups of 10 to 50 high-net-worth clients. - The firms generally work with clients who have $5 million or more in investable assets. - North America accounts for 35% of all multi-family offices and 57% of total assets under management. - The DACH region ranks second after North America in both number of offices and total assets. - Switzerland is a major driver of the DACH region’s strength. - The report maps activity across nine regions, showing a broad global footprint. - New multi-family offices are opening rapidly in Asia, Latin America and the Middle East. - Growth is being driven by wealth creation in Indian tech, Brazilian agribusiness and Gulf energy. - Multi-family offices allocate heavily to public markets, with 74% in public equities, 66% in fixed income and 65% in private equity. - That mix differs from single-family offices, where alternatives tend to lead.

Between the lines: - The report highlights a market that is large, global and still under-covered by traditional data tools. - Matthew Holyoak, research lead for family offices at With Intelligence, said the family office landscape is opaque and difficult to track with conventional analytics. - The Wealth Solution combines a database of single and multi-family offices, alternatives data and proprietary research to track trends and key players in private wealth. - The platform also captures key contacts, investor profiles, live and forward-looking mandates, asset-allocation trends and total assets under management. - The product is aimed at giving investors and asset managers more transparency into a market that has historically been hard to benchmark.

What’s next: - With Intelligence is positioning the Wealth Solution as an ongoing tracking tool for family offices, foundations, private banks and wealth managers. - The firm is offering more detailed access to the report and the platform through its website. - The company also says it can arrange demos and trials for prospective users.

The bottom line: - Multi-family offices have become a $5.2 trillion segment of global wealth management, and the newest data suggests the next wave of growth is likely to come from emerging markets.