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Many family offices still rely on fragmented legacy systems like spreadsheets, accounting software and portfolio tracking tools for investment accounting. While these systems may seem practical at first, they eventually lead to inefficiencies, errors, and time-consuming reconciliations.
Siloed data limits real-time insights, slowing decision-making and increasing risks related to performance, compliance, and generational wealth growth. To make matters worse, a report by Deloitte reveals that 34% of family offices are underinvested in technology needed to run them efficiently.
This blog explores the hidden costs of disparate systems and how centralizing operations through a unified software can streamline workflows, improve efficiency, and save valuable time.
