PANews reported on June 13 that according to Bloomberg, the latest "2025 Family Office Investment Insights Report" released by BNY Wealth shows that the world's wealthy families are accelerating the adjustment of asset allocation. Among family offices with assets under management of more than US$1 billion, two-thirds plan to increase private equity investment allocation this year, an increase of nearly 70% from 2024; at the same time, the proportion of public stock allocation has dropped to 19%, a year-on-year decrease of 28%.

The report pointed out that 74% of the investors surveyed have allocated or are considering allocating digital assets, and believe that the approval of Bitcoin ETFs and the clarification of regulations after the US election are key driving factors. In addition, more than 60% of billion-dollar family offices are considering increasing their holdings of real estate to hedge against geopolitical risks and inflationary pressures. The survey covers 282 family offices around the world with assets under management ranging from US$250 million to US$5 billion.