Family Office
Family Office
Background
In 2016, a prominent entrepreneur based in Bangalore engaged with Entrust Family Office to streamline their wealth management journey. Initially, interactions were limited to one of the Entrust founders, but over time, the client’s son and daughter-in-law began actively overseeing financial matters, marking a shift toward multigenerational engagement.
Challenge
As the next gen became more involved, new priorities surfaced:
Approach
Entrust responded by:
Outcome
Over time, reliance on a single founder evolved into confidence in the wider Entrust team. The family experienced firsthand Entrust’s promptness, professionalism, and round-the-clock support, which built comfort across generations.
The next gen in particular expressed heartfelt appreciation for Entrust’s approach, praising the team for their seamless service, admiring their professionalism, finding them easy to work with, and calling it “fabulous work.”
Entrust today continues to serve the family with a multigenerational lens, ensuring continuity, clarity, and trust for both the present and the future.
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