Regius Magazine

President Donald Trump’s second term, commencing on January 20, 2025, has been characterizd by a series of assertive policy shifts and initiatives aimed at ushering in what he terms a “Golden Age” of America. Since Trump took office, the world has changed in a very short period of time.

Philanthropy has emerged as a keystone of family office strategies, reflecting the values, legacy, and long-term vision of the families they serve. In Latin America, where the socio-political and economic landscape is plagued with challenges, philanthropy is an opportunity to give back and a tool for driving meaningful change. Family

With family enterprises forming the backbone of the region’s economy, the generational transition takes on particular importance in Latin America, where business owners must also grapple with economic volatility, political instability – and a generation of heirs more ready to take risks than their parents. Generational transition is particularly important