Genea Family Office

Overview

Genea Family Office works with successful families, family-owned businesses, and private and institutional clients. Its services connect investment, business, family, estate, and lifestyle decisions within one coordinated relationship.¹

History

Genea’s current website carries a 2023 copyright. The firm describes its purpose as preserving wealth for future generations, maintaining family values, and helping clients focus on the experiences that matter to them.¹

Leadership

Abiola Adekoya, Partner, Adekoya has more than 23 years of experience. She previously led FBN Quest Securities and RMB Nigeria Stockbrokers and worked at Renaissance Capital and CSL Stockbrokers.¹

Abiola Adediran, Partner, Adediran has more than 15 years of experience. She previously served as Group Chief Financial Officer of Coronation Group and helped establish and run Tengen Family Office.¹

Services

### Wealth management

Genea supports investment and wealth planning across alternative assets and other listed investment areas. Its stated scope includes venture capital, private equity, real estate, aircraft and yachts, intellectual property, and art, together with asset documentation, valuation, and verification.¹

### Business advisory

Business advisory work covers investment holding vehicles, joint ventures, acquisitions, disposals, listed vehicles, succession planning, governance frameworks, and corporate administration.¹

### Family advisory

Family services include family governance frameworks, family assemblies and retreats, next-generation preparation, and philanthropy administration.¹

### Estate and tax planning

The firm provides will services, trust administration, and insurance support, with access to tax and legal advisers for cross-border planning.¹

### Lifestyle management

Lifestyle support includes lifestyle concierge, property management, insurance and maintenance administration, education, health care, and domestic administration.¹

What the firm offers

• Financial planning
• Tax planning
• Estate planning
• Philanthropy
• Family governance and education
• Administration and bill pay
• Risk and insurance
• Private and alternative investments
• Cross-border planning

Client focus

Genea serves successful families, family-owned businesses, and private and institutional clients seeking coordinated support across wealth, business, family, estate, and lifestyle matters.¹

Approach

Genea describes its approach as holistic and tailored. The firm uses its expertise and resources to provide access to investment opportunities across asset classes and global markets, while supporting long-term wealth preservation, family values, and meaningful experiences.¹

FAQs

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Sources

1. Genea Family Office

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