The 2026 Liquidity Mismatch: Why Paper Wealth is Failing the Access Test
Across family offices and private banks, 2026 has been heralded as the beginning of a recovery. Instead, we are witnessing a structural mismatch.
Across family offices and private banks, 2026 has been heralded as the beginning of a recovery. Instead, we are witnessing a structural mismatch.
In my work with ultra-high net worth families, the technical challenges are rarely the hardest part. Structures can be solved. Capital can be unlocked. Often, the unspoken emotions that arise when legacy assets are passed to the next generation prove the most complex.
Even the most cherished assets can become silent drains on wealth. The key is knowing when to hold and when to rebalance.
A client’s journey led them to Leyster Capital through the unassailable trust of a personal connection.
In an increasingly volatile world, wealth preservation demands more than foresight—it requires optionality. In her latest feature for Wealth Solutions Report, Leyster Capital’s Eileen Burke explores the growing costs of strategic flexibility for ultra-high net worth families.
I’ve spent more than two decades listening closely to families with extraordinary wealth and even more extraordinary responsibilities. If there’s one truth that’s emerged time and time again, it’s this: they rarely wait for headlines to act.
Working with collectors across a range of collection types, Leyster Capital meets clients where they are.