Lincoln Private Investment Office
Family officeLondon · 26 people tracked
Investment thesis
Lincoln Private Investment Office provides wealth management centered on individual clients, creating a Personal Asset Allocation for each portfolio rather than fitting clients into pre-defined risk profiles. It offers discretionary management for clients delegating wealth management, advisory investments providing access to high-conviction alternative investment ideas, and private office services covering wider financial needs. The firm emphasizes access to a broad investment universe and managers not readily available to the market, drawing on its Investment Advisory Board for macro-economic insights and new ideas. It invests alongside clients for long-term performance and integrates ESG considerations into its investment process, emphasizing sustainability given its long-term horizon.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
Team · 26 people
from the firm's websitePrincipals & officers · per Companies House
what is this? ⓘLLP designated member · since 2013
LLP designated member · since 2013
LLP member · since 2025
LLP member · since 2014
LLP member · since 2025
LLP member · since 2025
LLP member · since 2025
LLP member · since 2022
LLP member · since 2025
LLP member · since 2019
+10 more officers on the register
Ross Austin Elder — significant influence or control limited liability partnership
Frequently asked questions
- What sectors does Lincoln Private Investment Office focus on?
- Lincoln Private Investment Office focuses on Sector Agnostic.
- Where is Lincoln Private Investment Office located?
- Lincoln Private Investment Office is headquartered in London, GB.
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