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Family offices are quietly becoming a major force in startup funding — going direct, hiring ex-VCs, and bypassing traditional funds. For founders, this opens new doors but also new risks, especially with the rise of fake family offices in a space built on secrecy and referrals.
By Vasily AlekseenkoFamily offices are quietly becoming a major force in startup funding — going direct, hiring ex-VCs, and bypassing traditional funds. For founders, this opens new doors but also new risks, especially with the rise of fake family offices in a space built on secrecy and referrals.