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What impact-investing frameworks and measurement practices do multifamily offices use?

Short answer

The provided knowledge does not identify specific impact-investing frameworks or measurement standards used by multifamily offices. It supports documenting family priorities, investment mandates, governance, accountability, investment vision, and transparency, but it does not establish the use of IRIS+, the Impact Management Project dimensions, the UN Sustainable Development Goals, or IFC principles.

What the available evidence supports

Family office structures should reflect family priorities, investment mandates, governance, reporting, and accountability. Investment effectiveness also depends on a clear investment vision, investor positioning, deal-flow comparison, and transparency.

Limits of the available evidence

The provided knowledge does not document specific impact-investing frameworks, impact metrics, baseline methods, outcome measurement, or reporting frequencies for multifamily offices. Claims about IRIS+, the Impact Management Project, the UN Sustainable Development Goals, or IFC Operating Principles require sources outside this knowledge set.

It is important over time to develop such approaches for your style of investing that is acceptable to those you negotiate with and that encourage alignment, transparency, and accountability.

Richard C. Wilson, Family Office ClubCentimillionaire Strategies, a book by Richard C. Wilson

Sources

  1. SEC, Investment Adviser Public Disclosure
  2. Family Office Exchange

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