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CASE STUDY: The Majid Al Futtaim Trust Family Office
Family offices are increasingly turning to the same analytical tools trusted by the world’s largest financial institutions to identify and monitor the performance and risk of their investments. A wide array of investment options, including specialized and illiquid assets, and the need to manage their portfolios in the face of global volatility while preserving wealth over the long-term, are driving family offices to seek an all-in-one performance and risk management platform that is comprehensive, reliable and secure.
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