The family office landscape is evolving, and families are turning to the OCIO model to navigate it.
In our latest whitepaper, Kate Dumas, CFA looks at what an Outsourced Chief Investment Officer does, how the model compares to a traditional wealth manager, and what families and foundations should look for when evaluating an OCIO relationship.
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