Partners Group's $9.2bn evergreen fund underwhelms after two decades
From having deal-by-deal performance fees to a pro-rata allocation policy, Partners Group set the initial standard in semi-liquid funds.
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Julius Baer taps into Abu Dhabi’s wealth potential with new advisory office
Julius Baer already has a well-established presence in the UAE, where it opened its first office over twenty years ago, demonstrating a pioneering commitment to the region.
Interim Management Statement for the first ten months of 2025 and conclusion of the credit review*
As a result, further loan loss allowances of CHF 149 million will be recognised in the financial accounts in November 2025.
Singaporean group makes £6m bid for Walker Crips
PhillipCapital offers to buy out the wealth manager, which has been blighted by compliance issues in recent years.
Italy shines as a prime destination for the ultra-wealthy
Billionaires’ wealth is also outpacing financial markets, having grown 121% over the past decade compared with 73% for the MSCI World Index.
Navigating wealth through uncertainty: Emerging trends among investors in the Channel Islands
In the Channel Islands, where cross-border assets and family offices are increasingly relocating and consolidating, we are seeing a shift as inheritors move from wealth accumulation to stewardship.
Japan's major asset managers mull crypto investment offerings ahead of major rule changes: report
The discussions follow Japan’s recent regulatory momentum, including stablecoin initiatives, custody reforms, and broad tax relief proposals.
Why private banks are buying real estate again
After a rough few years in the asset class, investors in the wealth space are looking to buy back in, especially in Europe.
Bank of Cyprus named ‘Best Private Bank in Cyprus 2026’ by Global Finance
It also reflects the significant progress resulting from the systematic effort of Private and Affluent Banking to offer services of international standards.
Blocher follows in Reichmuth's footsteps
The SVP elder statesman points out that Swiss banks have never made money from their US business in the past, attributing this to the fact that "the American banking system and the Swiss banking system are not the same."
Standard Chartered opens private banking centre in South Korea
This centre marks Standard Chartered’s first private banking facility in Korea and the 16th in the bank’s global network.
BNP Paribas Wealth Management presents its six most relevant investment themes for 2026
Finally, as policy increasingly rules markets, and Asia emerges as a growth hub, portfolios must adapt to capture these opportunities.