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Managing Wealth Like the Richest Family in America: A Look at the Walton Family's Investment Strategies.
ByAinvest
Thursday, Dec 11, 2025 9:31 am ET1min read
The Walton family, worth $482 billion, manages their wealth through a network of family offices and investment firms, including Walton Enterprises, which holds a 45% stake in Walmart and oversees the family's investments and philanthropy. Individual family members, such as Rob Walton and Lukas Walton, have their own private equity firms and make investments in areas like sports teams, AI startups, and clean energy. The "hub and spoke" model allows the family to benefit from economies of scale while pursuing their own projects.
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