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The Australian family office list
Family offices rarely advertise, but they leave a public footprint: private ancillary funds, shared charity officeholders, trustee companies and the occasional AFSL. ConcaveIQ links those signals into scored clusters — each with its entities, people and confidence band. The feature is in beta while coverage expands.
Common questions
How many family offices are there in Australia?
No official register exists. ConcaveIQ currently maps 1,900+ candidate family-office groups from public-register signals, each scored by confidence.
What signals identify a family office?
Private ancillary funds, family foundations sharing directors with investment entities, trustee structures, wholesale AFS licences and clusters of entities registered to the same people.
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