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Some of Europe's wealthiest families are investing chunks of their cash in technology companies, bringing the benefits of long-term horizons to start-ups and filling a funding hole for the continent's fledgling Facebooks

* Super rich increasingly seek direct investments * Banks restructure, hire staff in pursuit of family funds * Family offices bring in ex-bankers for advice

Largest Family Office Research Study ever offers insight into Asia-Pacific Family Office Performance and Structures

CampdenFB, in association with EDHEC Business School, is pleased to announce the launch of the CampdenFB-EDHEC Scholarship Programme.

The SEC has issued an investor bulletin, raising concerns over fees and whether or not clients understand how their financial adviser is compensated.

Today UBS and Campden Wealth published the key findings of the Turkish Entrepreneurship Report, which offers unique insight into the thoughts of Turkey’s dynamic, influential entrepreneur class.

European family offices are experiencing a resurgence in confidence as the global financial system stabilizes, though single and multi-family offices are finding it difficult to look beyond short-term investment horizons, according to the 6th annual European Family Office Survey.

Hong Kong (22 October 2013) - Asia-Pacific’s wealthiest investors are moving much more of their money into direct investment opportunities and away from capital markets as they see greater opportunities in other businesses and real estate rather than equity and bond markets. In this respect, family offices in the region are following trends in Europe, where concern over some financial products has led many of them to embrace direct investing in a more concerted manner in the last few years.

Abu Dhabi: Campden Wealth and the Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB) are proud to announce they will host the Middle East Philanthropy Awards 2013 this December, following last year’s successful inaugural event.