Mehrez Kheir

At the Hubbis Wealth Planning & Structuring Forum – Dubai 2025, a panel of leading practitioners explored the shifting role of family offices across Asia and the Middle East. The conversation highlighted evolving priorities beyond investment management, the challenges of balancing governance with control, the rise of multi-family office platforms, and the growing impact of technology and artificial intelligence on operations and strategy.

​​​​​​​At the Hubbis Wealth Planning & Structuring Forum - Dubai 2025, a panel of leading insurance, legal and wealth advisory experts examined the rapidly evolving role of insurance in high net worth planning.

In today’s increasingly interconnected world, the family office is no longer just a private investment entity, it is a full-spectrum support system tasked with preserving legacies, managing intergenerational transitions, and navigating an ever-expanding array of financial, legal, and geopolitical challenges. For multi-family offices (MFOs), that complexity is multiplied across the divergent needs, personalities, and jurisdictions of multiple ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) families.