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43% of Families Exclude Next Generation From Wealth Planning, DBS Report Finds
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43% of Families Exclude Next Generation From Wealth Planning, DBS Report Finds
  • DBS's Oct. 30, 2026 report found major succession and risk-management gaps among family offices.
  • While 79% want wealth to last at least two generations, 43% have not involved the next generation in planning.
  • Founders' desire to retain control delays wealth transfers for 33% of families; only 4% expect meaningful transfers within three years.
  • More than 85% lack formal, tested business continuity plans; 38% have yet to address cybersecurity and data privacy risks.
  • Despite strong AI interest, 47% have yet to use digital tools or AI in daily operations.


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