Family Office Direct Investments Rise 30% in October Driven by Healthcare Interest

Investment activity among ultra-wealthy family offices saw a significant rebound in October, with direct investments rising nearly 30% to 56 deals compared to September. According to Fintrx data, the surge was characterized by a strong focus on healthcare innovation, particularly in sectors like women's health, caregiver support, and medical data analytics. Prominent investors included Laurene Powell Jobs' Emerson Collective, which led activity with investments in Devoted Health, BioStack, and Collective X Health. Additionally, Melinda French Gates' Pivotal Ventures participated in an $82 million Series C round for Abby Care, an AI-enabled caregiver training startup. This trend aligns with broader market sentiment where healthcare remains a top priority for private wealth, trailing only artificial intelligence in popularity.

By Hayley Cuccinello · CNBC ·

Family Office Direct Investments Rise 30% in October Driven by Healthcare Interest

Topics: Direct Investments Family Office Investments Healthcare Startups Venture Capital

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