Ghia Multi Family Office

Overview

Ghia Multi Family Office serves families and individuals with significant wealth, directing its services toward liquid assets starting at R$ 5 million. The firm says it operates from Uberlândia, Goiânia, and Cuiabá and serves families across major interior regions of Brazil.²

Ghia describes itself as an independent wealth manager remunerated by clients rather than commissions or financial products.¹

History

Ghia says it has helped families preserve and perpetuate their wealth since 2010. Exame reports that the firm was created in Uberlândia in 2010 after its founder sought a more professional structure for his family’s wealth, and that Ghia serves families connected to agribusiness.³

The current official site identifies the operating brand as Ghia Multi Family Office. Its former ghiamfo.com.br address redirects to ghiafamilyoffice.com.br.⁴

Leadership

Gabriel de Paula Cestari is Ghia’s founder and CEO. Bruno Nunes de Paula is cofounder and Director of Investments.⁵

Services

Ghia provides integrated investment management covering Brazilian and international investments, the Plano de Independência Financeira, personal insurance, and disability coverage.¹

Its family wealth services include succession planning, family holdings, exclusive funds, offshore structures, family governance, and international structures.⁶

For businesses and operating liquidity, Ghia lists cash management, foreign exchange, structured credit, derivatives, insurance, liquidity consolidation, debt issuance, and currency hedging.¹

The firm offers portfolio consolidation across institutions, global portfolio strategy, customized investment policies, ETF allocation, and access to private equity, venture capital, and closed end funds.⁶

What the firm offers

• Investment management
• Estate planning
• Family governance and education
• Risk and insurance
• Private and alternative investments
• Cross-border planning

Client focus

Ghia works with families and individuals with significant wealth, including families connected to Brazil’s agribusiness economy. Its stated service focus begins at R$ 5 million in liquid assets.²

Approach

Ghia says its planning model uses an integrated “Atendimento 3 em 1,” coordinating three specialist teams through one dedicated financial planner.⁶

The firm states that Ghia MFO is regulated by Brazil’s Comissão de Valores Mobiliários, or CVM.⁷

Assets and minimums

Ghia directs its services toward clients with liquid assets starting at R$ 5 million.²

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Sources

4. ; https://ghiamfo.com.br/servicos/
7. ; https://www.gov.br/pt-br/servicos/consultar-participantes-cvm

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