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List of 3 large Asian Multi Family Offices
Asia has developed as one of the most important and fastest-growing family office hubs in the world. Most multi-family offices in Asia are located in Singapore, but Hong Kong and Tokyo are getting increasingly important. In the following, we are introducing you to three exciting Asian multi-family offices from our directory. We are covering their focus, their history, and key points.
1. Blueprint Forest (Bangkok, Thailand)
Bangkok-based family office Blueprint Forest is a major family investment firm in Southeast Asia. In 2020, the firm announced the launch of a $120M fund that invests in businesses across Southeast Asia. The core values of Blueprint are “ownership”, “trust”, “learning”, “rationality”, “unity” and “positivity”. In 2021, Blueprint invested in Singapore-based DeFi-based bug bounty platform Immunefi.
2. Analog Capital (Singapore)
Analog Capital is one of the most important multi-family offices in Singapore and Asia. The firm says about itself that it is a family office “by and for Asia’s leading entrepreneurs and next-generation investors”. Indeed, the family office is an active investor in venture capital, financial markets, and real estate. For example, the company invested in Stashfin, Snapchat, Canop,y and Grab.
Update 2025: The family office was formerly named “Alto Capital”, but has now relaunched as Analog Capital.
3. Topor & Co. Korea (TCK) (Seoul, South Korea)
Another well-known Asian MFO is TCK. The firm was founded by Ohad Topor and has offices in Seoul and London. TCK is investing globally with a long-term approach. Furthermore, the important family office operates with a multi-asset approach. Howard Marks, chairman and founder of asset management giant Oaktree Capital, acts as Senior Advisor for TCK.

Locations of Asian family offices
Asia’s most important multi-family office investors are spread throughout the continent. Major financial centers for family offices are Singapore, Mumbai and Hong Kong. Further important hotspots are New Delhi, Beijing and Bangkok.

Spotlight on Asia’s HNWI wealth management industry
While family offices are already established in European and American markets, they are still a relatively new phenomenon in Asia. Many family offices in Japan first have to explain the concept to their customers, for instance. However, there are various Asian family office investors today that already play an essential role in Asian and global financial markets.
Country of origin
Most multi-family offices in our list are based in Singapore, with 34 MFOs. This is no surprise as Singapore is Asia’s most important banking center. Singapore is followed by Hong Kong with 22 family offices, India with 18 MFOs, and China with nine multi-family offices.
Cities in focus
As Singapore and Hong Kong are city-states, both of them are on top of this statistic as well, with 34 and 22 MFOs, respectively. They are followed by Mumbai with 12 multi-family offices, Seoul and Bangkok with five, and Tokyo with four multi-family offices.
Included data points in our Scandinavian Multi-family office list
- Company data (Company name, Legal form, Country of origin)
- Contact details (URL, address, e-mail, telephone number, executives)*
- Assets under Management (in Mio. EUR) [if available]
- Primary focus of activities (Consulting, Asset Management, Bank Affiliated)
- Activities in the real estate sector (Yes/No)
- Other Notable Focus (Private Equity, Concierge Services, etc.)
- Further information (Date of entry creation, last check and last update)
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Last Updated on October 1, 2025










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