Pure bike spirit at the Andermatt Freedom Ride
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Embracing reform and unlocking the growth potential of private banking and wealth management
Wealth management and financial advice are no exceptions.
Luxury’s second-quarter earnings cheat sheet
This quarter’s results are expected to show a continuation of luxury’s slump. Analysts weigh in with predictions.
1 in 388 Hong Kong homeowners has a net worth of more than US$30 million, study finds
The number of ultra-wealthy residents and second-home owners in Hong Kong was more than twice that of London
16 Top Wealth Management Companies
The wealthiest in the world trust these companies to manage and multiply their assets.
Why the 'forgotten generation' is a powerful force in wealth management, consumerism
Gen X is a powerful cohort that controls huge wealth but also faces retirement challenges.
Million-Euro Debacle at Bank Radicant: Calls for PUK Grow Louder
Pressure is also mounting on the bank's top management.
Lazard UK CEO and Co-Head of European Financial Advisory Cyrus Kapadia named in Financial News’ list of Most Influential in European Finance 2025
The list features leaders shaping the European finance
Job-seeking bankers refute cliché
Bankers, asset managers, sales managers – they all know exactly what they're capable of and what they're worth.
Julius Baer: Luxury loses lustre for rich despite wealth growth
Singapore and Hong Kong remain among the most expensive cities for high net worth individuals, whose spending patterns, shifted notably last year.
Ranked: Richest Countries by GNI (nominal) per capita, 2025
The gross national income (GNI) of a nation is a definitive measure of total income, calculated by adding the gross domestic product (GDP) to the net income from foreign sources.
Mysterious Boom: Record Number of Private Bankers in Switzerland
The study is based on data from annual reports and covers a large portion of Swiss private banks, with the notable exception of UBS, which was not included for methodological reasons.