This course provides a comprehensive exploration of the economic and financial knowledge necessary for thriving in the family office sector. It begins by defining family offices, examining their various types and roles, and establishing a foundational understanding of their purpose and function. Students will delve into strategic wealth management approaches tailored to family offices, gaining the skills to develop and execute effective financial strategies. Key topics covered include money, banking, and international finance, offering a wide-ranging perspective on the financial landscape. The course also emphasises risk management, teaching students to effectively identify and mitigate financial risks. Beyond theoretical concepts, it incorporates practical applications and real world examples to ensure students are well-equipped for real-life family office scenarios. A significant focus is placed on ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) investing, as well as regulations and compliance management to allow students to explore both theoretical frameworks and practical aspects of governance and legal adherence within the family office context.