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AlTi Global, Inc.
AlTi Global is a wealth and asset manager that also provides trust and family office services to wealthy families, foundations, and institutions around the world.
AlTi Global is a money manager for the very rich. It looks after the fortunes of wealthy families, foundations, and institutions, and does the unglamorous plumbing behind those fortunes: managing investments, setting up trusts, and running what is essentially a family office for people who want one without hiring all the staff themselves.
The business comes from a simple gap in the market. A family that has sold a company, or inherited wealth across generations, suddenly needs help with investments, taxes, estate planning, philanthropy, and keeping the next generation from squandering it all. Big banks offer pieces of this, but many wealthy families want an independent firm that answers to them rather than to a giant institution's product sales. AlTi earns fees for managing money and for the trust and advisory work, and those fees tend to be recurring, which makes the business steadier than it looks. The company was put together by combining several wealth and trust businesses, including the storied New York private bank Alvarium and Tiedemann Advisors, and it went public on the Nasdaq in early 2023. The appealing part of the story is scale and reach: it operates across the US, Europe, and Asia, and it has been buying up smaller wealth firms to grow. The hard part is that integrating a patchwork of acquired businesses is messy, and the company has posted losses and carried debt while it does so.
Its arena is crowded. It competes with private banks and wealth units of giants like Morgan Stanley and UBS, and with other independent advisory firms. What AlTi is betting on is that wealthy families increasingly want a global, independent partner for everything from trusts to direct investments. Whether the acquisitions and integration eventually produce healthy profits is the real question hanging over the business.
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