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TIGER 21 Members Still Keen On Private Equity; Increase HoldingsHarriet DaviesEditor – Family Wealth Report17 April 2013Ultra high net worth individuals in the exclusive TIGER 21 club have been ramping up their private equityallocations in recent months, increasing it by three percentage points over the first quarter.As recently as Q4 2010, private equity allocations in the group were jus...

TIGER 21’s Ultrawealthy Investors Beef Up Private Equity AllocationThose who build private companies are going back to ‚Äòwhat they know best’April 18, 2013 | By Michael S. FischerTIGER 21’s cohort of ultrawealthy investors increased their private equity allocations by three percentagepoints in the first quarter, up from 19% in the fourth quarter of 2012.The ...

TIGER 21: Real Estate Is Hot, Cash Is NotCautious members of the untrawealthy group take a small step back from private equity July 15, 2013 | by Michael S. Fischer High-net-worth investors in the TIGER 21 networking group reduced their allocation to cash and cash equivalents to 10% in the second quarter from 12% in the previous three-month period.The group’s latest asset allocation repo...

Are the Super Rich Still Buying Stocks?ERIC MCWHINNIE | OCTOBER 22, 2013 Many people across the country view the stock rally with a great deal of skepticism. Despite corporate profits soaring to record levels, Main Street remains plagued by high unemployment and stagnant wages. Add in the unprecedented amount of intervention from the Federal Reserve, and you have a recipe for mistrust. However,...

Contact: John Garger 212-262-7484 jgargernyc@aol.comAllan Ripp 212-262-7477 arippnyc@aol.com TIGER 21 Member Favorites Survey Shows Equity Investments Gain Ground as Most Favored; Hedge Funds Remain Second; Private Equity Investments Move to Third Most Favored Investments New York, NY (October 26, 2012) – A recent survey of TIGER 21 Members shows public equities remain the m...

Establishing a family office grants affluent families the opportunity to exercise greater control over assets, implement personalized strategies, and secure their legacy for future generations. Setting up a family office is a strategic process that requires careful planning and a comprehensive understanding of the family’s financial goals and dynamics.  From selecting the most sui...

Family offices are established to manage and oversee the financial affairs, investments, and other aspects of wealth for the ultra-high-net-worth. The primary purpose of a family office is to preserve and grow the family’s wealth across generations while providing personalized services and expert guidance.  At its core, a family office functions as a private wealth management firm...

TIGER 21 Founder and Chairman Michael Sonnenfeldt  was interviewed by Nareit’s Sarah Borchersen-Keto on the REIT Report Podcast, regarding trends in real estate.  The following topics were covered:  Members’ asset allocation to real estate Performance differences across real estate Enduring impacts of the p...

TIGER 21 was mentioned in a Think Advisor article concerning invesment decisions for Q3. As Think Advisor reports, our members bumped up their allocation to hedge funds in the third quarter and cut back their real estate exposure. Investors raised their allocation to hedge funds by one percentage point from 4% in thesecond quarter, which was Tiger 21 members’ lowest allocation level since...

Wealthy investors boosted bets on real estate and left hedge funds and equities as concern over high valuations and geopolitical risk push them back to basics. They had 33 percent of their portfolios on average in real estate at the end of the second quarter, according to a survey by Tiger 21 released Tuesday. That’s a record since the group of high net-worth investors started measuring ...

Wealthy members of theTIGER 21peer-to-peer learning network increased their allocations to real estate and commodities in the first quarter, according to a new report from the organization. During the same period, they reduced allocations to fixed income, hedge funds and private equity. TIGER 21 said the report measures members’ aggregate asset allocation exposures based on presentations ...

In the first quarter of 2017, TIGER 21 Members’ asset allocation to hedge funds reached a new low of 5 percent, less than half the 12 percent allocation back in 2007. So what is going on here? Are TIGER 21 Members simply finding more attractive opportunities elsewhere, or are there systemic problems with hedge funds? A look at the industry shows there are good reasons TIGER 21 Members are...