26 % of Family Offices invest in crypto: Goldman Sachs survey

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Der Bankenriese Goldman Sachs hat in einer aktuellen Studie ermittelt, dass 32 % der Family Offices weltweit ein Engagement in digitalen Vermögenswerten, NFTs oder DeFi haben, während 26 % explizit in Kryptowährungen investiert haben. Die Ergebnisse der Untersuchung von 2021 zeigten, dass nur 16 % der Vermögensverwaltungsunternehmen HODLer waren. Zwei Jahre Unterschied Goldman Sachs kontaktierte 166 Family Offices in Amerika, Europa, dem Nahen Osten und Afrika (EMEA) sowie im asiatisch-pazifischen Raum (APAC). bestimmen wie sich ihre Anlagestrategie in den letzten Jahren verändert hat. Die Studie aus dem Jahr 2021 schätzt, dass 16 % der Befragten in digitale Währungen investiert haben, …
In a recent study, the bankruptcy giant Goldman Sachs determined that 32 % of Family Offices worldwide have an engagement in digital assets, NFTS or Defi, while 26 % have explicitly invested in cryptocurrencies. The results of the 2021 investigation showed that only 16 % of asset management companies were Hodler. Goldman Sachs contacted two years differently 166 Family Offices in America, Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) and in the Asian-Pacific area (APAC). Determine how your investment strategy has changed in recent years. The study from 2021 estimates that 16 % of those surveyed have invested in digital currencies ... (Symbolbild/KNAT)

The Bankenriese Goldman Sachs has determined in a recent study that 32 % of the family offices worldwide have a commitment to digital assets, NFTS or defi, while 26 % have explicitly invested in cryptocurrencies.

The results of the investigation of 2021 showed that only 16 % of asset management companies were Hodler.

two years different

Goldman Sachs contacted 166 Family Offices in America, Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) as well as in the Asian-Pacific area (APAC). determine how your investment strategy has changed in recent years.

The study from 2021 estimates that 16 % of the respondents have invested in digital currencies, while the current figures have increased to 26 %. Nevertheless, interest in the industry has decreased significantly:

"Within the digital-asset ecosystem, family offices have become decisive in relation to cryptocurrencies: The proportion that is invested rose from 16 % in 2021 to 26 %. However, the proportion of those who are not invested and is not interested in the future, from 39 %, and the share Those who are potentially interested in the future fell from 45 % to 12 %. ”

Goldman Sachs also announced that 32 % of the participants currently have a certain amount of engagement in digital assets (including cryptocurrencies, stable coins, non-fungable token (NFTS), decentralized financing (defi) and blockchain-related funds).

The main motivation for those who have joined the ecosystem is the belief in the performance of blockchain technology (19 %). 9 % have joined the industry to diversify their portfolios, while 8 % of digital currencies regard as value preservatives. In addition, 8 % of Bitcoin or old coins have bought in the hope of benefiting in the future or just speculating.

Reasons for an investment Reasons for an investment, Goldman Sachs


Most Hodler (30 %) come from the APAC region. In addition, 27 % of Family Offices without crypto exposure from this area are still interested in the future.

The EMEA region is on the other: only 15 % of the cryptocurrency investors and 79 % state that they are not interested in joining the pack.

Hong Kong and Singapore emerge as the leader

Another current study by KPMG China and Aspen Digital Completed that almost 60 % of family offices and wealthy private individuals (HNWIS) and Singapore have invested part of their assets in digital assets.

"For Hnwis and Family Offices, the real way of a great upward potential, so maybe I think why I don't put two or three percent of my portfolio in it and wait", Paul McSheffrey-Senior Banking Partner at KPMG China-explains.

The investigation showed that the two after market capitalization of the greatest cryptocurrencies-Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (Eth)-are the most popular digital assets in both regions.

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