Global family office wealth and migration strategies

Global family offices are adjusting investment strategies in response to economic uncertainty and geopolitical risks. Reports indicate that approximately 60% of surveyed family offices intend to alter their strategic asset allocation within the coming year, driven by concerns over the US dollar’s reserve status and regional wealth concentration.

In the Czech Republic, billionaire wealth has increased significantly, with assets growing by nearly 60% last year. Local elites are increasingly internationalizing their capital, moving away from purely domestic investments toward major European sectors such as defense, energy, infrastructure, and logistics to manage threats and disperse assets geographically.

To support this geographic diversification, families are increasingly utilizing investment migration as a tool for long-term stability. These programs are being used to enhance mobility and secure residency or citizenship options for future generations. While New Zealand’s Active Investor Plus Visa has seen renewed interest following 2025 reforms, Argentina has proposed a citizenship-by-investment framework that remains subject to legal and operational questions.