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Inflation has replaced tariffs as the top investment concern for family offices, but they still plan to increase holdings in stocks and private equity, a Citi survey shows.
Citigroup Wealth's annual survey of 351 family offices shows that 63% of respondents cited inflation as their top investment concern for 2026, up from 37% in 2025; while concerns about trade disputes and tariffs fell to 18% from 60% last year. Despite increased inflation concerns, family offices continue to prioritize growth, planning to increase allocations to public equities, private equity, and direct investments over the next 12 months.
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