
Key takeaways
- The short answer: a family office list or database names the offices that invest a wealthy family's money, with their focus, cheque size and decision-makers. Private Equity List profiles 171 family offices that invest in private companies, as of November 2026.
- Where they are: 31 are in the US, 17 in the UK and 89 in continental Europe, led by Germany (23) and Switzerland (17). 28 are in the Middle East, Asia and elsewhere.
- Cheque size: the most common bracket is $10–50M (58 offices). 33 write $100M or more, and 16 write under $1M.
- Startups too: 91 of the 171 also invest as venture capital investors. Series B is the stage named most often (131).
- Email formats: across 120 family offices, 38% use first@domain and 34% use first.last@domain.
- What databases cost: family-office-only databases publish prices from $2,495 to $15,000 a year. FINTRX and Dakota quote on request. Private Equity List starts at $129 a month.
| $10–50M | 58 | 34.3% |
|---|---|---|
| $1–5M | 39 | 23.1% |
| $100M+ | 33 | 19.5% |
| Under $1M | 16 | 9.5% |
| $50–100M | 13 | 7.7% |
| $5–10M | 10 | 5.9% |
Source: Private Equity List database, 10 November 2026; cheque size known for 169 of 171
What a family office database includes
Family office list: names, websites and locations of family offices. Free lists usually stop here, and many are years old.
Family office database: adds what each office invests in: stages, sectors, cheque size and recent deals. Most are sold as annual subscriptions.
Family office email list: adds the people: names, titles and work emails of the CIO, partners and investment team.
Why people buy one: fund managers look for LPs, founders look for direct investors, and advisers look for clients.
How big the universe is: Deloitte counts about 8,030 single-family offices worldwide.
Family office databases compared: prices and coverage
The databases that sell only family office data publish their prices. The large private-markets platforms do not. Prices below are from each vendor's own page, checked on 10 November 2026.
| Database | Family offices covered | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| AllFamilyOffices | 6,100+ offices, 36,000+ decision-makers | $2,495 a year for US or international; $3,995 for both | Profiles, search, lists and exports; no free trial |
| Family Office List (Family Office Access) | Not stated on the pricing page | $2,495 a year for North America or international; $3,995 worldwide | All contacts in the chosen region; free trial offered |
| Altss | 9,000+ family offices | $5,000 a year for Europe, $8,000 for US and Canada, $15,000 global; +$5,000 per extra user on global plans | In-platform research; no bulk export, API or free trial |
| FINTRX | 4,600+ family offices | Not published; trial on request | Family offices, RIAs and broker-dealers with contacts; CRM sync and API |
| Dakota Marketplace | 5,000+ family offices, 7,000+ contacts | Not published; demo on request | Part of a wider LP database of 250,000+ accounts |
| Family Office Registry | Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, Germany and the US | CHF 99 a month or CHF 890 a year | Sourced records; 52 exports a month, or the whole set on the annual plan |
| Family Office Hub | 1,500 largest family offices in Europe | $1,999.99 once (list price $2,499.99) | A one-off file, no updates |
| Private Equity List | 171 family offices among 8,000+ investors | Pro $129 a month ($99 billed yearly); CSV export on Pro+ at $249 | Profiles, cheque sizes, funds and investment-team contacts |
Preqin and PitchBook: both cover family offices as LPs, but sell annual contracts without public prices. Buyers report a typical Preqin contract of $49,334 a year (Vendr); details in our Preqin pricing and PitchBook pricing guides.
What to check before you buy: coverage in your region (Family Office Registry names roles in four European countries and the US), whether you can export (Altss has no bulk export), how fresh each record is, and the cost of extra users (Altss charges $5,000 a year each).
Which one fits: a fund raising from family offices across the US needs a large family-office-only database. A founder or adviser who wants family offices next to venture and private equity firms gets them in one search on Private Equity List.
Free family office lists: what you can get for nothing
Public spreadsheets: the top Google result for "family office email list" is a shared Google Sheet. Check when each row was last updated before you email anyone from it.
Old PDF lists: files such as "Family Offices List as of Jan 2019" still rank. Offices change hands: London's Stonehage Fleming became part of Corient in June 2026.
Directory pages: the family offices catalogue on Private Equity List shows every profile with its location and focus, free to browse; contacts need a paid plan.
Rankings: our list of top family offices covers the largest names, from Walton Enterprises to Bezos Expeditions, with what each says about itself.
Family offices that back startups: 20 to start with
91 of the 171 family offices also invest as venture capital investors, and 83 as private equity investors. Series B is the stage named most often, ahead of seed.
The 20 below write venture cheques, so founders can approach them directly. The family or founder behind each comes from its profile.
| Family office | HQ | Family or founder | Cheque size | What it backs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mercer Island, United States | Jeff Bezos | $10–50M | Personal investments of the Amazon founder; early bets include Airbnb, Uber and Workday | |
| Palo Alto, United States | Laurene Powell Jobs | Under $1M | Venture capital alongside philanthropy, in education, climate and health | |
| New York, United States | Kevin Durant | $10–50M | More than 100 startups, mostly consumer brands, fintech and media | |
| Oakland, United States | Kapor family | $10–50M | Seed cheques for founders from under-represented groups | |
| San Francisco, United States | Dolby family | $10–50M | Life sciences and technology, from neuroscience to climate | |
| San Francisco, United States | Tom Baruch | Under $1M | Climate tech, pre-seed and seed | |
| San Mateo, United States | Not named in its profile | $5–10M | Women founders and women-led companies | |
| Atherton, United States | Jason Zeng, Tencent co-founder | — | Games, mobile internet and e-commerce | |
| Singapore, Singapore | James Wo | $50–100M | Digital assets and decentralised infrastructure, on permanent capital | |
| Sliema, Malta | Christian Angermayer | $100M+ | Single-family office with about $7B; life sciences and consumer | |
| Paris, France | Not named in its profile | $100M+ | Seed and Series A in Paris, with its own studio, Otium Studio | |
| Potsdam, Germany | Westerheide family | $10–50M | AI and deep tech companies in Europe | |
| Munich, Germany | Reimann family | $1–5M | B2B software, AI and fintech | |
| Stockholm, Sweden | Swedish single-family office | $10–50M | Nordic scale-ups run by proven founders | |
| Stockholm, Sweden | Bonnier family | $5–10M | Media, edtech and fintech; part of the Bonnier Group | |
| Stockholm, Sweden | Walerud family | Under $1M | Pre-seed deep tech for the living planet | |
| Copenhagen, Denmark | Lars Seier Christensen, Saxo Bank co-founder | $1–5M | Pre-seed to Series A in tech, sport and fashion | |
| Edinburgh, United Kingdom | Murray family | $50–100M | Long-term private investment office in Edinburgh since 1974 | |
| Tel Aviv, Israel | Sir Ronnie Cohen | $5–10M | Early-stage venture capital from his family office | |
| Lagos, Nigeria | Belo-Osagie family | $1–5M | Sectors critical to Africa: fintech, SaaS, transport |
Family offices with new funds in 2026
Two family offices in the list announced new funds in 2026.
Pritzker Alternative Strategies raised nearly $385M for its inaugural fund in March. Backed by the Pritzker family, it puts family capital into lower and middle-market private equity funds, typically funds I–III.
Daksham Capital, a multi-family office in Gurugram, raised about $13M in the first close of its maiden fund in November. The fund backs consumer companies.
More funds raised by all investor types are on new venture capital funds.
Family office list by region
Every one of the 171 family offices appears once below, sorted by cheque size. Each name links to its full profile. Tables of eight rows or more have a filter and a CSV button.
Family offices in the United States and Canada
37 family offices: 31 in the US and 6 in Canada. New York has the most (6). The most common cheque is $10–50M (15 offices).
| Family office | City | Cheque size | Stages | Also invests as |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Miami, United States | $100M+ | Series B to late stage | Private equity | |
| Vancouver, Canada | $100M+ | Series B | Venture capital | |
| New York, United States | $100M+ | Pre-seed to late stage | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| San Francisco, United States | $100M+ | Series A to late stage | Private equity | |
| New York, United States | $100M+ | Seed | Venture capital | |
| Toronto, Canada | $50–100M | Series B | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Vancouver, Canada | $50–100M | Series B to late stage | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Phoenix, United States | $50–100M | Series B | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Westmount, Canada | $50–100M | Series B | Private equity | |
| Toronto, Canada | $10–50M | Series A to late stage | Private equity | |
| Los Angeles, United States | $10–50M | Seed to late stage | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Park City, United States | $10–50M | Series B to late stage | Private equity | |
| Mercer Island, United States | $10–50M | Seed to late stage | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Delray Beach, United States | $10–50M | Pre-seed to late stage | Venture capital | |
| Spokane, United States | $10–50M | Seed to Series A | Venture capital | |
| Chicago, United States | $10–50M | Pre-seed to late stage | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| San Francisco, United States | $10–50M | Seed to late stage | Venture capital | |
| Oakland, United States | $10–50M | Seed to late stage | Venture capital | |
| Coeur d'Alene, United States | $10–50M | Seed to late stage | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Sugar Land, United States | $10–50M | Series A, late stage | Private equity | |
| Boston, United States | $10–50M | Series B | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Chicago, United States | $10–50M | Seed to late stage | Venture capital, Private equity, Fund of funds | |
| Austin, United States | $10–50M | Series A to late stage | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| New York, United States | $10–50M | Seed to Series B | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| San Mateo, United States | $5–10M | Pre-seed to late stage | Venture capital | |
| New York, United States | $1–5M | Seed to late stage | Venture capital | |
| Brentwood, United States | $1–5M | Seed to Series A | Venture capital | |
| Montreal, Canada | $1–5M | Seed to Series A | Venture capital | |
| Boulder, United States | $1–5M | Series A | Venture capital | |
| San Francisco, United States | Under $1M | Pre-seed to Seed | Venture capital | |
| Palo Alto, United States | Under $1M | Pre-seed to Series B | Venture capital | |
| Boulder, United States | Under $1M | Seed to Series A | Venture capital | |
| New York, United States | Under $1M | Pre-seed to Series A | Venture capital | |
| New York, United States | Under $1M | Pre-seed to Seed | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Saratoga Springs, United States | Under $1M | Seed | Private equity | |
| Atherton, United States | — | Seed to late stage | Venture capital | |
| Los Angeles, United States | — | Pre-seed to Series B | Venture capital |
Family offices in the UK
17 family offices, 12 of them in London and 2 in Edinburgh. Six write $10–50M and six write $100M or more.
| Family office | City | Cheque size | Stages | Also invests as |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| London | $100M+ | Series B to late stage | Venture capital | |
| London | $100M+ | Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| London | $100M+ | Seed | Venture capital | |
| London | $100M+ | Seed to Series B | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Mansfield | $100M+ | Series B to late stage | Private equity | |
| London | $100M+ | Seed, Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| London | $50–100M | Series B | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Edinburgh | $50–100M | Seed, Series B, late stage | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| London | $10–50M | Series A to Series B | Private equity | |
| London | $10–50M | Series B to late stage | Private equity | |
| London | $10–50M | Seed to late stage | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Newcastle upon Tyne | $10–50M | Seed, Series A, late stage | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Winchester | $10–50M | Series B | Private equity | |
| Edinburgh | $10–50M | Series B to late stage | Private equity | |
| London | $1–5M | Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| London | $1–5M | Series A to Series B | Private equity | |
| London | $1–5M | Series A to late stage | Private equity |
Family offices in Europe
89 family offices in continental Europe. Germany has 23 and Switzerland 17; Zurich and Paris have 9 each. Unlike the US, the most common cheque here is $1–5M (28 offices).
| Family office | City | Cheque size | Stages | Also invests as |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sliema, Malta | $100M+ | Pre-seed to late stage | Venture capital, Private equity, Fund of funds | |
| Munich, Germany | $100M+ | Series B to late stage | Private equity | |
| Zurich, Switzerland | $100M+ | Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| Geneva, Switzerland | $100M+ | Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| Istanbul, Turkey | $100M+ | Pre-seed to late stage | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Paris, France | $100M+ | Series B to late stage | Private equity | |
| Paris, France | $100M+ | Series B | Venture capital | |
| Bad Homburg, Germany | $100M+ | Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| Helsinki, Finland | $100M+ | Series B to late stage | Private equity | |
| Zurich, Switzerland | $100M+ | Series B | Venture capital | |
| Vejle, Denmark | $100M+ | Series B | Private equity | |
| Billund, Denmark | $100M+ | Series B | Private equity | |
| Zurich, Switzerland | $100M+ | Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| Geneva, Switzerland | $100M+ | Series B | Venture capital | |
| Paris, France | $100M+ | Seed to Series A | Venture capital | |
| Moscow, Russia | $100M+ | Seed to late stage | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Brussels, Belgium | $100M+ | Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| Paris, France | $100M+ | Series B to late stage | Private equity | |
| Oslo, Norway | $50–100M | Seed, Series B, late stage | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Stockholm, Sweden | $50–100M | Seed to late stage | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Stockholm, Sweden | $50–100M | Series B to late stage | Private equity | |
| Helsinki, Finland | $50–100M | Series B to late stage | Private equity | |
| Milan, Italy | $50–100M | Seed to Series A | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Helsinki, Finland | $10–50M | Seed to late stage | Venture capital | |
| Chur, Switzerland | $10–50M | Seed to late stage | Venture capital | |
| Munich, Germany | $10–50M | Pre-seed to late stage | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Potsdam, Germany | $10–50M | Pre-seed to late stage | Venture capital | |
| Breda, Netherlands | $10–50M | Series B to late stage | Private equity | |
| Stockholm, Sweden | $10–50M | Seed to late stage | Venture capital | |
| Moscow, Russia | $10–50M | — | Private equity | |
| Stockholm, Sweden | $10–50M | Series A to late stage | Private equity | |
| Stockholm, Sweden | $10–50M | Series B to late stage | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Dilbeek, Belgium | $10–50M | — | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Dublin, Ireland | $10–50M | Seed to late stage | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Östersund, Sweden | $10–50M | Series B | Private equity | |
| Duisburg, Germany | $10–50M | Seed to late stage | Private equity | |
| Zurich, Switzerland | $10–50M | Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| Zurich, Switzerland | $10–50M | Series B | Venture capital | |
| Luxembourg, Luxembourg | $10–50M | Series B | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Paris, France | $10–50M | Series B to late stage | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Milan, Italy | $10–50M | Series A to Series B | Private equity | |
| Moscow, Russia | $10–50M | Series B to late stage | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Amsterdam, Netherlands | $10–50M | Series B | Private equity | |
| Bucharest, Romania | $10–50M | Series B | Private equity | |
| Paris, France | $10–50M | Series B to late stage | Venture capital | |
| Antwerp, Belgium | $10–50M | Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| Düsseldorf, Germany | $10–50M | Seed to late stage | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Stockholm, Sweden | $5–10M | Seed to late stage | Venture capital | |
| Paris, France | $5–10M | Seed, Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| Lucerne, Switzerland | $5–10M | Seed, Series B | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Paris, France | $5–10M | Series B to late stage | Private equity | |
| Warsaw, Poland | $5–10M | Series B | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Mainz, Germany | $5–10M | Pre-seed to late stage | Private equity | |
| Zurich, Switzerland | $1–5M | Pre-seed to late stage | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Zurich, Switzerland | $1–5M | Series B | Private equity | |
| Zug, Switzerland | $1–5M | Series A to late stage | Private equity | |
| Geneva, Switzerland | $1–5M | Series A to late stage | Private equity | |
| Cologne, Germany | $1–5M | Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| Düsseldorf, Germany | $1–5M | Seed | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Munich, Germany | $1–5M | Series A to Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| Hamburg, Germany | $1–5M | Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| Helsinki, Finland | $1–5M | Seed, Series A, late stage | Venture capital | |
| Oslo, Norway | $1–5M | Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| Munich, Germany | $1–5M | Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| Stockholm, Sweden | $1–5M | Seed | Direct and fund investments | |
| Zurich, Switzerland | $1–5M | Series A to late stage | Private equity | |
| Munich, Germany | $1–5M | Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| Siegburg, Germany | $1–5M | Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| Munich, Germany | $1–5M | Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| Karlsruhe, Germany | $1–5M | Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| Paris, France | $1–5M | Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| Limassol, Cyprus | $1–5M | Seed, Series B, late stage | Direct and fund investments | |
| Barcelona, Spain | $1–5M | Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| Munich, Germany | $1–5M | Seed to late stage | Venture capital | |
| Alfter, Germany | $1–5M | Series B | Private equity | |
| Copenhagen, Denmark | $1–5M | Pre-seed to Series A | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Düsseldorf, Germany | $1–5M | Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| Rapperswil-Jona, Switzerland | $1–5M | Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| Hamburg, Germany | $1–5M | Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| Varsseveld, Netherlands | $1–5M | Seed | Direct and fund investments | |
| Taastrup, Denmark | $1–5M | Series B | Venture capital | |
| Zurich, Switzerland | Under $1M | Series B | Venture capital | |
| Stapelfeld, Germany | Under $1M | Seed to Series A | Venture capital | |
| Hamburg, Germany | Under $1M | Seed to Series B | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Halle, Belgium | Under $1M | Seed to Series A | Direct and fund investments | |
| Munich, Germany | Under $1M | Seed to late stage | Venture capital | |
| Moscow, Russia | Under $1M | Seed | Venture capital, Private equity, Fund of funds | |
| Stockholm, Sweden | Under $1M | Pre-seed to Series A | Venture capital | |
| Zug, Switzerland | Under $1M | Seed, Series A, late stage | Direct and fund investments |
Family offices in the Middle East, Asia and the rest of the world
28 family offices. The UAE has 7, India and Singapore 5 each, Australia 4. Gulf family groups such as Al Jaber and Saeed Juma Al Naboodah write $100M or more.
| Family office | City | Cheque size | Stages | Also invests as |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ajman, United Arab Emirates | $100M+ | — | Direct and fund investments | |
| Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates | $100M+ | — | Direct and fund investments | |
| Bengaluru, India | $100M+ | Series B | Venture capital | |
| Dubai, United Arab Emirates | $100M+ | — | Direct and fund investments | |
| Singapore, Singapore | $50–100M | Pre-seed to late stage | Venture capital | |
| Recife, Brazil | $50–100M | Series B | Private equity | |
| Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates | $10–50M | Series B | Private equity | |
| Bangkok, Thailand | $10–50M | Seed to late stage | Venture capital | |
| Singapore, Singapore | $10–50M | Pre-seed to late stage | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Dubai, United Arab Emirates | $10–50M | — | Direct and fund investments | |
| Muscat, Oman | $10–50M | — | Private equity | |
| Singapore, Singapore | $10–50M | Series B to late stage | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Sydney, Australia | $10–50M | Seed to Series A | Venture capital | |
| Singapore, Singapore | $10–50M | Seed, Series B | Venture capital | |
| Bengaluru, India | $10–50M | Series B | Venture capital | |
| Melbourne, Australia | $10–50M | Series B | Venture capital | |
| Singapore, Singapore | $10–50M | Seed to Series A | Direct and fund investments | |
| Mumbai, India | $10–50M | Seed | Private equity | |
| Dubai, United Arab Emirates | $10–50M | Seed to Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| Gurugram, India | $5–10M | Series A to late stage | Venture capital, Private equity | |
| Tel Aviv, Israel | $5–10M | Seed, Series A, late stage | Venture capital | |
| Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates | $5–10M | Seed | Direct and fund investments | |
| Mumbai, India | $1–5M | Pre-seed to Series A | Venture capital | |
| Lagos, Nigeria | $1–5M | Seed to late stage | Venture capital | |
| — | $1–5M | Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| Panama City, Panama | $1–5M | Series B | Direct and fund investments | |
| Sydney, Australia | Under $1M | Pre-seed to Seed | Venture capital | |
| Sydney, Australia | Under $1M | Pre-seed to Series A | Venture capital |
Family office email list: the formats 120 family offices use
Family offices publish few emails, but most follow one pattern for the whole team. Across 120 family offices with known staff emails, four formats cover 96%.
| first@ | 45 | 37.5% |
|---|---|---|
| first.last@ | 41 | 34.2% |
| flast@ | 19 | 15.8% |
| f.last@ | 10 | 8.3% |
| Other | 5 | 4.2% |
Source: Private Equity List contacts, 10 November 2026; most common format at each office
| Format | Example | Family offices | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| first@ | [email protected] | 45 | 38% |
| first.last@ | [email protected] | 41 | 34% |
| flast@ | [email protected] | 19 | 16% |
| f.last@ | [email protected] | 10 | 8% |
| Other | doe@, janedoe@ | 5 | 4% |
Formats at 16 well-known family offices, shown with an illustrative name (Jane Doe):
| Family office | Domain | Format | Pattern (illustrative name) |
|---|---|---|---|
| iconiq.com | flast@ | [email protected] | |
| emersoncollective.com | first@ | [email protected] | |
| kaporcapital.com | first.last@ | [email protected] | |
| thirtyfiveventures.com | first@ | [email protected] | |
| dolbyventures.com | first@ | [email protected] | |
| declarationpartners.com | flast@ | [email protected] | |
| cressetcapital.com | flast@ | [email protected] | |
| kirkbi.com | first.last@ | [email protected] | |
| investorab.com | first.last@ | [email protected] | |
| wendelgroup.com | f.last@ | [email protected] | |
| creadev.com | flast@ | [email protected] | |
| bu-partners.de | first.last@ | [email protected] | |
| apeiron-investments.com | first.last@ | [email protected] | |
| sandaire.com | first@ | [email protected] | |
| bedrockgroup.com | first.last@ | [email protected] | |
| murraycapital.co.uk | first@ | [email protected] |
Check before you send: a guessed address that bounces hurts your sender reputation. Verify it, or take the contact from a database.
The law: US cold email falls under CAN-SPAM, with fines up to $53,088 per email. In the UK, a family office's work address counts as a corporate subscriber under PECR. More in our investor email list guide.
How to build a family office target list in 5 steps
1. Start with fit: filter by cheque size and stage first. 58 of the 171 offices write $10–50M, which rules them out for a $500K seed round.
2. Pick a region: use the regional tables above, or filter the family offices catalogue by country and city.
3. Check activity: look for new funds and recent deals on each profile. Offices with fresh capital, such as Pritzker Alternative Strategies, have money to put to work now.
4. Find the right person: in a single-family office, the CIO or a partner usually leads direct deals. Take names and emails from the profile, or apply the office's format above.
5. Write a short first email: two lines on the company, one on the round, one ask. Our investor outreach email templates have examples.
Raising a fund: family offices are LPs too. Our LP database guide covers funds of funds and family offices together, and capital raise covers the whole process.
Searching across types: Private Equity List search puts family offices next to venture, private equity and debt investors, so one family office list can sit inside a wider target list.
Data and methodology
Family offices: 229 profiles tagged "family office" in Private Equity List on 10 November 2026. We read each description and kept 171 that describe a family office or a family's investment vehicle. Operating companies, advisers and venture funds with outside LPs were dropped.
Fields: headquarters, cheque size, stages and investor types come from the profiles. Email formats are the most common pattern among each office's listed staff, at 120 offices.
External figures: database prices and coverage come from each vendor's page, checked on 10 November 2026; the Deloitte count, Vendr figure and fund announcements are linked in the text.

