Fingerboard Family Office
Newhouse family's Single Family Office · New York, New York
$19B estimated AUM
AUM figures are estimates compiled from public sources. How we source our data.
About Fingerboard Family Office
Fingerboard Family Office is a single-family office based in New York, United States, established to manage the assets of the extended Newhouse family, the family behind Advance Publications. It oversees an estimated $19 billion in assets, according to a third-party estimate. The office serves the extended Newhouse family across its members and holdings.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Fingerboard Family Office?
Fingerboard Family Office is a single family office associated with Newhouse family, based in New York, New York.
Where is Fingerboard Family Office located?
Fingerboard Family Office is based in New York, New York.
How much does Fingerboard Family Office manage?
Fingerboard Family Office is estimated to oversee approximately $19B in assets. As a private family office it files no public AUM disclosures, so figures are third-party estimates compiled from public sources.