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Family offices as direct investors: the UK regulatory blind spots
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Family offices are shifting from passive fund investors to active principals in venture capital, private credit and structured finance. This article maps their position within the UK’s activity-based regulatory framework – classification, fund co-investment, private credit, governance and cross-border structuring – in the post-Brexit, post-non-dom landscape as at September 2026.
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