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Survey: 60% of family offices plan major portfolio shifts, reducing U.S. exposure for emerging markets

By

Robert Frank

3d ago· 4 min readenNews

Summary

A UBS Global Family Office Report survey reveals that 60% of family offices plan major strategic changes to their investment allocations in the next year—double the rate of the past five years. Many are reducing U.S. holdings and shifting capital to emerging markets, particularly Latin America. North America is the only region where family offices plan to decrease exposure, driven by fears of an AI bubble, tariffs, a falling dollar, volatile economic policies, and rising U.S. debt.

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Fully 60% of family offices plan to make strategic changes to their investment allocation in the next year – about twice the level of the past five years
North America is the only region where family offices plan to reduce their allocation in the next 12 months
They plan to add in Latin America
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Fears of an AI bubble, tariffs, a falling dollar, volatile economic policies and rising debt have caused many family offices to dial back their U.S. exposure

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