Family Office Conversations with Fexingo: Wealth Management, Inheritance, and Generational Capital

In this episode of Family Office Conversations with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna explore why wealthy families are buying minority stakes in professional sports teams. They break down the economics of NBA, NFL, and Premier League investments, using the example of a single-family office that put $50 million into a Major League Soccer club in early 2026. The hosts discuss expected returns, valuation multi...

In this episode of Family Office Conversations with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna explore an asset class that has quietly become a favorite among multi-generational wealth: cell tower ground leases. With U.S. mobile data traffic growing at around 25 percent annually and 5G densification requiring more small cells, the major tower operators like American Tower, Crown Castle, and SBA Communications are lo...

Lucas and Luna dive into the growing institutional appetite for single-family rental (SFR) portfolios — not scattered individual homes but concentrated, professionally managed clusters. They focus on the specific strategy of buying newly built subdivisions directly from builders, bypassing retail buyers entirely. With homebuilders like Lennar and DR Horton increasingly selling entire neighborhoods...

Episode 104 of Family Office Conversations with Fexingo explores a niche but growing allocation within multi-family offices: classic and collectible supercars as investable assets. Lucas and Luna examine the structure of a fictional $75 million supercar fund managed by a Swiss family office, breaking down how these vehicles are sourced, stored, insured, and eventually sold. They discuss the role o...

Lucas and Luna explore the quiet but growing trend of family offices allocating capital to the legal gambling sector—casinos, sports betting platforms, and online gaming companies. They focus on a specific case: the rise of DraftKings and FanDuel as quasi-utility infrastructure for American sports leagues, and how family offices are positioning themselves as long-term holders rather than speculati...

Family offices have invested in music catalog royalties for years. Now a new wave of securitizations is packaging those royalties into rated bonds, opening the asset class to institutional capital. This episode explores a specific 2026 deal: a $220 million bond backed by a pool of 3,200 vintage rock and pop songs, including deep catalog from Motown and early hip-hop. Lucas and Luna unpack how the...

Lucas and Luna explore a niche but growing alternative asset class: tax lien certificates. When property owners fail to pay their property taxes, municipalities auction off the tax debt — and family offices are increasingly stepping in to buy. Lucas breaks down how the system works in jurisdictions like Florida and New Jersey, where investors bid on tax liens and can earn annualized returns from 8...

In episode 100 of Family Office Conversations with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna explore the quiet boom in farmland as an institutional asset class. They look at how family offices are buying agricultural land — not as a nostalgic hedge, but as a data-driven portfolio allocation. The hosts walk through the numbers: over the past 20 years, US farmland has returned roughly 11% annually, with volatility lo...

In Episode 99 of Family Office Conversations, Lucas and Luna explore the booming market for music catalog royalties as an institutional-grade alternative asset. They anchor the discussion on the 2022 sale of Bruce Springsteen's catalog to Sony Music for approximately $500 million, and trace how that deal reshaped family office thinking around intellectual property. The episode covers typical deal...

Gold gets the headlines, but family offices have been quietly shifting into platinum, palladium, and silver as portfolio hedges and industrial-bet plays. Lucas and Luna break down why the Singaporese multi-family office Stamford Legacy recently allocated 8 percent of its $2.3 billion portfolio to a basket of platinum group metals, how the metals are stored in Zurich and Singapore vaults, and what...

In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore a quietly growing corner of alternative investing: family offices placing capital into niche insurance syndicates. These aren't the big names like Lloyd's of London—think smaller, specialized underwriting groups covering everything from cyber extortion for mid-market firms to parametric crop insurance for almond farms in California. Lucas shares how one fami...

This episode of Family Office Conversations with Fexingo explores litigation finance as an alternative asset class for family offices. Lucas and Luna break down how firms like Burford Capital and Longford Capital provide capital for lawsuits in exchange for a share of settlements or judgments. They discuss the risk-return profile, typical deal structures, and why this uncorrelated asset class is a...

Lucas and Luna explore a fast-growing trend in alternative investing: family offices taking equity stakes in Formula One teams. They break down the specific economics — how F1's global audience grew to 1.5 billion in 2025, the revenue-sharing model that guarantees teams a slice of a growing pie, and the $200 million annual budget cap that made teams more predictable as businesses. They focus on on...

Family offices are increasingly treating fine wine as a legitimate alternative asset class. In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore how a single Bordeaux château saw its 2009 vintage appreciate 180% over a decade, while the broader Liv-ex Fine Wine 1000 index has outpaced global equities since 2014. They break down the infrastructure behind wine investing—from professional storage in bonded wareho...

Lucas and Luna explore how family offices are stepping into commercial real estate debt markets in 2026, buying non-performing loans and mortgage notes at deep discounts. They break down the case of a $47 million office tower loan in Austin that traded at 62 cents on the dollar, explaining the capital structure, the workout timeline, and why patient private capital has an edge over banks in today'...

In this episode of Family Office Conversations with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna explore how single-family offices are allocating capital to rare and aged Scotch whisky as an alternative asset. They focus on the case of The Macallan 1926, which sold for $2.7 million at auction in 2019, and discuss how family offices now use whisky cask investment platforms, bonded warehouse storage, and secondary marke...

Episode 91 of Family Office Conversations explores a niche but high-stakes asset class: litigation finance for art disputes. As the global art market reaches $75 billion in annual sales, disputes over authenticity, provenance, and ownership are exploding. Family offices are stepping in to fund these lawsuits in exchange for a cut of the settlement or award. Lucas and Luna break down the mechanics...

In this episode of Family Office Conversations, Lucas and Luna explore how family offices are increasingly investing in forestry carbon credits as a way to generate returns while sequestering carbon. They focus on a specific case: a single-family office that acquired 15,000 acres of mixed hardwood forest in Maine in 2023, generating credits verified under the American Carbon Registry. The hosts br...

Episode 89 of Family Office Conversations: Lucas and Luna explore how single-family offices are becoming limited partners in private credit funds—lending to mid-market companies through vehicles like direct lending funds and collateralized loan obligations. They examine the 2025-2026 shift as banks retreat from middle-market lending, the due diligence on fund managers, and the liquidity trade-offs...

Episode 88 of Family Office Conversations with Fexingo. Lucas and Luna explore the niche but growing trend of family offices placing capital into fractional ownership of private jets. They focus on the specific example of a $200 million fund launched by a multi-family office called Red Cedar Capital in early 2026, which buys shares in a fleet of Gulfstream G650s and Phenom 300s. Lucas breaks down...

In this episode of Family Office Conversations with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna explore how sophisticated family offices are approaching digital art and NFTs as an alternative asset class in mid-2026. With the NFT market having matured significantly since the 2021 boom, family offices are now treating digital art as a legitimate store of value, with some allocating up to 5% of their portfolios. The ho...

In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore how family offices are turning to catastrophe bonds — or cat bonds — as an alternative asset class that offers high yields uncorrelated with stocks and bonds. They break down how these insurance-linked securities work, using the 2024 hurricane season and the $1.5 billion Galileo Re cat bond as a concrete example. They discuss the typical risk-return profile,...

In this episode of Family Office Conversations with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna explore the niche but rapidly growing asset class of health care royalty streams. Royalty financing allows family offices to invest in the revenue generated by FDA-approved drugs, medical devices, and diagnostic tools without the risk of drug development. Lucas breaks down a concrete example: a single prostate cancer drug...

In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore how family offices are increasingly allocating capital to film financing as an alternative asset class. They break down the economics of movie investing, focusing on a specific case: the $50 million slate financing deal between a prominent single-family office and a mid-tier Hollywood studio. Lucas explains the typical structure—senior debt, gap financing, a...

In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore the growing interest among family offices in timberland as an alternative asset class. They discuss the dual benefit of timberland offering both biological growth (trees growing in volume) and price appreciation tied to lumber demand. The hosts anchor the conversation in a specific case: the Hancock Timber Resource Group, which manages over 6 million acres o...