Generational transition and broadening of strategic outlook also surface in the data. More than 67% of UAE family offices report active or extensive involvement of younger successors in wealth and investment decisions. remains key, with 88% of respondents favouring contributions to national or international causes (versus 80% globally) and 92% reporting full family alignment on philanthropic priorities (versus 83 % globally).
On cross-border succession planning, 92% believe better structuring could save many millions in inheritance transitions, above the global average of 83%.
The new report highlights that is moving towards becoming a world centre for technology-based wealth management. The family offices in this country are seeing digital currencies and artificial intelligence as key components of a wealth management ecosystem that is more interconnected, productive, and robust, rather than as speculative tools.
These trends reflect how the UAE is positioning itself in the digital wealth space. are integrating digital-asset diversification and AI-enabled decision tools while holding firm to governance, inter-generational involvement, and long-term purpose. That dual focus on innovation and structure gives the region an edge.
In short, UAE families are leading in wealth-strategy change. They are adopting digital assets and artificial intelligence at a faster rate and layering in governance and family alignment. This sets a new benchmark for global wealth management in an age defined by technology and change.
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