Many accounting firms have family office practices to better serve their clients and generate new business. The wealthy increasingly prefer working with multi-family offices to other private wealth ...

The purpose of a family office is to organize and centralize the management of a family's personal and business financial affairs, and to maintain the financial house in as good an order as that of a ...

Family offices have long grappled with the challenges of multi-entity consolidation, and the legacy systems and fragmented processes many of them have can turn the monthly close into a labor-intensive ...

Rutgers Business School's Center for Governmental Accounting Education & Research, in collaboration with the Bloustein Local Government Research Center, held its annual Governmental Accounting and ...

Accounting leaders need to understand how this next phase of AI is reshaping the way firms operate, grow and deliver value.

As high-net-worth individuals and families choose multi-family offices, many accounting firms offer various services they categorize as such. However, when analyzing self-identified family office ...

This year, what was once a growing concern about a potential talent shortage in the financial and accounting industry has become an undeniable reality. The numbers don’t lie, and neither does the ...