Researched, not scraped
A researcher checked public evidence for each included office: its own website, a direct organisational contact route or named principals. Registry-only candidates are left out.
Buy a hand-checked family office list for the region you work in, or choose the global file. The downloadable spreadsheet covers more than 1,200 offices across dozens of countries. Check country counts and included fields before you pay.
Illustrative example, not a real office
What's in a record
Check which fields are published before deciding whether this list fits your mandate. A verified office can still have blank contact, principal or investment-focus fields.
Office name, single- or multi-family classification, and public family or principal detail where available.
Country, city and street address where we have it, so you can work a market rather than a spreadsheet.
Website, office email, switchboard number, and named principals with their titles where we found them.
Published focus across private equity, venture, real estate, renewables and operating holdings where stated. A focus is not current investment intent.
Out of 1,291 profiled offices in the published coverage snapshot. A blank field means not published. See country and region coverage before choosing a one-time licence.
Public contact routes do not include private email addresses or personal mobile numbers. AUM is rarely disclosed and is never estimated.
How it was built
Registry entries can identify candidates. Each office in the sold list also meets the public-evidence bar above, with manual research behind its classification.
A researcher checked public evidence for each included office: its own website, a direct organisational contact route or named principals. Registry-only candidates are left out.
Contact depth varies. A direct public route may be an office email, phone number or contact page; it is not a private personal contact or a promise of a reply.
No subscription and no seat count. Pay once, download the spreadsheet, and keep it.
Pricing
Choose a regional spreadsheet or take all four. Each card opens its matching one-time licence; check your target country in the coverage table before deciding.
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more than 450 verified
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Who it's for
Build a buyer or investor list that includes the private capital no fund database covers.
Go to patient capital directly instead of working backwards from a fund screen that lists no family offices at all.
Map the investor base in a region before you commit to a roadshow, including the single-family offices that allocate on their own terms.
Research library
How to evaluate a family office database before buying it, how to build and qualify a longlist, and what public records can and cannot tell you.
Five criteria that separate evidence-backed records from padded registry exports: evidence bar, coverage definition, data currency, field completeness, and honest omissions.
Read guide → HOW-TOA mandate-first workflow for turning directory records into a sourced core list and a reserve list, with five filters that cut noise before the first approach.
Read guide → HOW-TOThree filter sequences — LP commitments, co-investment, direct portfolio raises — without treating a declared focus as current deployment appetite.
Read guide → HOW-TOSix sequential filters — office type, investor role, declared focus, operating geography, source recency, and a mandate-specific reason to approach — before you contact anyone.
Read guide →Every count on this site comes straight from our records, broken down by country. Read it, then decide whether the region is worth it.