Internal memo outlining alleged mismanagement and complex financial structures of a $6 B family office

Summary

Internal memo outlining alleged mismanagement and complex financial structures of a $6 B family office The passage describes a private family office’s sprawling financial operations and internal governance concerns, naming a few staff members but no public officials or government entities. While it hints at potential oversight failures and opaque structures, it lacks concrete evidence of wrongdoing, specific transactions, or links to powerful political actors, limiting its investigative value. Key insights: Claims the family office controls $6 B with $250‑500 M annual income and numerous assets.; Describes a lack of oversight across many entities (trusts, foreign LLCs, art partnerships, etc.).; Suggests appointing “Larry Delson” to centralize management and mentions other staff (Eileen, Rich, Tom).