In part two of our wealth series,
Charles Gowlland stresses the importance of remaining impartial and
building strong, long-term relationships
Perhaps unsurprisingly, being involved with wealthy families
goes hand-in-hand with a number of uniquely sensitive issues. Even
the most technically brilliant practitioners may find it challenging
to maintain harmonious relationships with all members at all times.
The best way to acquire the skills you need to run a family
office is through experience. Some individuals have more of a natural
aptitude than others, so not everyone can necessarily acquire the
breadth of skills required to operate at the highest level simply
through dint of time.
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