Verified database of 87 Italy family offices and 375 decision-maker contacts. Includes direct emails, phone numbers, investment focus, and quarterly updates.
Contact-level fields (direct email, phone, LinkedIn) are included in the full dataset.
Featured offices
A few of the offices in the directory
Santa Devota Group
Milan · SFO · >5B
Santa Devota Group is a single-family office based in Milan, Italy, managing assets for the Barani family. The family's wealth originates from the energy sector, and the office focuses on real estate, real assets, private equity, and venture capital investments, particularly in energy, materials, agriculture, and real estate sectors.
H14 S.p.A. is a single family office established in 1978 and based in Milan, Italy. It oversees the Berlusconi family's assets, allocating to private equity, public equities, real estate, hedge funds, and venture capital, with sector interests in media and telecom, healthcare, and energy.
Fedesa is the single family office of the Ferrero family, headquartered in Italy and founded in 2016. The firm manages the wealth generated by the family's confectionery empire, with assets over $5 billion, and pursues direct investments as well as commitments to external funds across private markets.
Ceresio Investors is a multi-family office based in Milan, Italy, founded in 1958. Originating from wealth generated in finance, the firm invests directly and through co-investment in private equity, venture capital, and fund of funds, focusing on the consumer and hospitality sectors.
SVD Consulting is a multi-family office headquartered in Milan, Italy, established in 2019. It invests across private equity, venture capital, private credit, and fund of funds, concentrating on the consumer and hospitality and leisure sectors. The firm provides independent advisory to safeguard and enhance the wealth of multiple families.
Capital Suite is an independent multi-family office based in Varese, Italy. Founded over ten years ago, the firm manages more than €1 billion in client assets, investing across real estate, private equity, venture capital, and cryptocurrency through co-investments.
Italy has 87 verified family offices in this dataset, with 375 named decision-maker contacts across them. The landscape leans multi-family: 59 multi-family offices against 26 single-family offices. Geographically it concentrates in Milan (49% of offices), followed by Turin and Rome.
Sector exposure is broadest in Real Estate, Financial Services and Technology. The largest offices by assets include Santa Devota Group, H14 S.p.A and Ferrero family office / Fedesa (Ferrero family).
87% of the offices carry a direct channel: a firm email, phone or contact form, or a named decision-maker's email or LinkedIn. Field-level coverage is shown transparently on this page, and the dataset refreshes quarterly. A purchase includes 12 months of updates.
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Named decision-makers with titles and LinkedIn where verified
Coverage
Where the 87 offices sit: by hub and sector
By location
Milan
43 offices
49%
Turin
6 offices
7%
Rome
5 offices
6%
Vicenza
3 offices
3%
Florence
2 offices
2%
Verona
2 offices
2%
By office type
Multi-family
59 offices
68%
Single-family
26 offices
30%
Family Foundation
2 offices
2%
Sector exposure
Real Estate33%
Financial Services28%
Technology28%
Healthcare25%
Energy23%
Consumer21%
Hospitality Leisure21%
Industrials16%
Share of the 57 offices carrying classified sector data. Many allocate across several sectors.
Data completeness
Exactly what's filled in, field by field
Coverage varies by office. This is the real fill rate for every field in the dataset, measured across all 87 offices, so you know what you're getting before you buy.
The download: a six-sheet Excel workbook — Summary · Offices (58 columns) · Contacts · Deals · CRM import — plus the same tables as CSV. Sample rows · all 58 columns
94% (82 of 87) are reachable via a website or a direct channel. 87% (76) have a direct channel — a firm email, phone or contact form, or a named decision-maker's direct email or LinkedIn.
Per office · 87 offices
Identity & location
Company name100% · 87/87
Office type100% · 87/87
Description100% · 87/87
HQ city87% · 76/87
Firm profile
AUM band87% · 76/87
Year founded69% · 60/87
Sector focus66% · 57/87
Asset-class focus60% · 52/87
Geographic focus38% · 33/87
Contact & reachability
Website93% · 81/87
Company LinkedIn71% · 62/87
Firm email63% · 55/87
Phone59% · 51/87
Contact form32% · 28/87
Per named contact · 375 people
Person
Name100% · 375/375
Decision-maker flag100% · 374/375
Job title87% · 325/375
Reach
LinkedIn31% · 117/375
Direct email4% · 15/375
Emails and LinkedIn are provided where verified, not fabricated to hit a number.
How we built it
Compiled from public sources, reviewed before release
Each office is assembled from company sites, filings and public records, then reviewed and classified. The same dataset powers our research platform, where records update continuously. Field coverage is shown transparently above. Nothing is fabricated to fill a column.
Sources
Company sites, registries and public web sources, consolidated per office.
Inclusion
Entities operating as a single- or multi-family office in Europe.
Classification
Office type, AUM band and sector focus assigned where the evidence supports it.
Refresh
Reviewed and refreshed quarterly; each release supersedes the last.
License
One purchase. Twelve months of refreshes.
Every number on this page is measured from the file you download.
87 verified Italy family offices, with 375 named decision-maker contacts. Every office is included, not a sample.
An Excel workbook (Overview, Offices and Contacts sheets) plus a flat CSV, delivered as an instant download after checkout and ready to import into your CRM.
Every record reflects the latest quarterly review; the exact data vintage is shown at the top of this page. For 12 months after purchase, each new release is included at no extra cost.
Family offices rarely advertise themselves. Assembling 87 verified firms with 375 named decision-maker contacts from public sources takes a research team weeks. This file is that research already done, sold as a one-time purchase rather than an annual platform contract.
Yes. 56 of the 87 offices (64%) include at least one usable email address: a firm or department inbox, a named decision-maker's direct email in the Contacts sheet, or both. Filter to those rows and you have a targeted email list. The difference from a plain email list is the research around it: every row carries the profile columns to qualify a firm before you write to it.
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