As investment complexity grows and families seek more bespoke solutions, the traditional boundaries of investment management are evolving. The Chief Investment Officer (CIO) role—once confined to large institutions—is being redefined to meet the nuanced needs of private clients, family enterprises, and foundations.
Outsourced CIO (OCIO) services have long provided off-site portfolio management and access to institutional expertise. But today, a new model is emerging: Integrated Chief Investment Officer (Integrated CIO) Services. This approach blends the advantages of OCIO partnerships with the in-person engagement and hands-on stewardship that complex families and organizations increasingly require.









