For Private Clients and Family Offices
Considered AI counsel for private clients and family offices.
Individuals, family offices and trustees who want a discreet, senior view on AI — from someone who will sit across a table and listen.
For private clients, the right AI question is rarely about productivity. It is about judgement, exposure and reputation. It is about deciding which of the tools quietly help, which are a liability, and which — most — are simply not the concern they are made to sound.
Typical conversations
What private clients actually ask us.
- 01How should my family office think about AI-assisted due diligence on private investments?
- 02Our principal's name and likeness are appearing in places we didn't authorise. How do we think about deepfakes, reputational exposure, and the realistic level of risk?
- 03We're hiring a new CIO, or a new principal, or a new chief of staff — what should they plausibly know about AI, and how do we test it?
- 04We're looking at a company to invest in, and their pitch leans heavily on AI. Help us read between the lines.
How we work with you
Quietly, and on paper.
- 01Engagements are confidential. We sign an NDA before the first conversation and we never name private clients publicly, including after the work has ended.
- 02Meetings are typically in person — at your office, your solicitor's, or a club in London. We travel to you.
- 03Advice is delivered in writing where it matters, and by telephone where a letter would be the wrong register.
Where to start
Most private-client relationships begin with an informal 30-minute call, and then a bespoke scope — typically a one-off written brief, or a monthly retainer if a standing seat is wanted.
Details
Commonly asked.
Start with a conversation.
Thirty minutes. At our cost. No obligation.