Swiss family businesses have a responsibility towards the family as well as the company. Our family office podcast series is dedicated to a number of key topics that concern family entrepreneurs: family office and asset planning, family governance, owner strategy, values system, succession planning, generational issues, digitalisation, pressure to innovate, shortage of skilled workers and much more.

Family Business Stories
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Swiss family businesses have a responsibility towards the family as well as the company. Our family office podcast series is dedicated to a number of key topics that concern family entrepreneurs: family office and asset planning, family governance, owner strategy, values system, succession planning, generational issues, digitalisation, pressure to innovate, shortage of skilled workers and much more.
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Recent Episodes

June 15, 2026
Pre-IPO investing: How family offices stay selective in private markets
We discuss why private market investing has historically been challenging for lean family office teams. From information gaps and network-driven access to the ongoing administration of multiple positions, and how a deal-by-deal co-investment model can help family offices stay selective while preserving flexibility and control. We also explore the growing role of the next generation in shaping private market allocations, and why human judgement remains essential when information is incomplete or difficult to verify.

April 21, 2026
Information is key: Why KYC is becoming a strategic advantage for family offices
In this episode of our Family Offices podcast, we’re joined by Eduard Captan, one of our KYC specialists at PwC Switzerland whose focus is on private clients and family offices. The conversation explores why “KYC is not just KYC”: beyond AML and source of wealth, family offices increasingly need a joined-up view of reputational risk, sanctions exposure, PEP relationships and adverse media – and how these factors can affect assets and structures. Eduard also shares a practical way to reduce recurring friction with banks and counterparties: building a robust, fact-based “financial biography” that explains how wealth was accumulated – from the first dollar to the most recent – and how structures evolved across jurisdictions and time. Finally, we look at what technology (including automation and AI) can and can’t do in due diligence, and why human judgement still matters to connect the dots, especially when information is incomplete or hard to verify across regions.

February 23, 2026
Prime Central London: Where global trends meet property opportunities
In this episode of our Family Office Podcast, Lisa Cornwell speaks with Hugh Obbard, founder of London-based advisory firm Obbard, which has helped global families navigate Prime Central London real estate for more than 30 years – a market that has long been a preferred destination for internationally mobile families seeking stability and long term value. They discuss how the market has shifted over the past decade – from tax changes and political uncertainty to new patterns of international mobility – and why these dynamics have created meaningful buying opportunities. The conversation explores the breadth of global demand, the appeal of London even for families who have moved abroad and who have traditionally viewed Prime Central London as a safe and familiar base, and the role that strategic refurbishment plays in creating long-term value. Hugh also shares practical insights into managing UK property from overseas and what “absentee ownership” really requires in today’s environment.
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