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Indosuez: Asia Moves From Cyclical Recovery to Structural Transformation
This transition is particularly visible in China, where growth is increasingly driven by the service sector rather than property or heavy industry, signalling a more sustainable economic structure over time.
New Altrata study finds wealthy investors' collective investable wealth worth more than half of global annual GDP
The population with $1 million+ in investable assets represents a critical segment for wealth and asset managers, with their investable wealth of $67.3 trillion poised for 45% growth by 2030.
Luxury under pressure: tariffs, next-gen demand and sustainability
Against this backdrop, US tariffs are reshaping global trade flows, brands are recalibrating growth models and younger generations are redefining what luxury means.
Why Greece’s Golden Visa Remains the Smartest €250,000 Investment in Europe
Introduced in 2013, the Greece Golden Visa program was Europe’s answer to elite investors seeking effortless EU residency through real estate ownership or financial participation.
A tiny elite controls the lion's share of global wealth and power, says report
In stark contrast to their wealth and power, the top tier "contributes disproportionately little to public finances.
Trump 'gold card' fast-tracks US visas for the wealthy
The Trump administration has introduced a scheme for applicants who can pay $1 million to expedite their visa process. Trump says it will provide "citizenship for all qualified and vetted people."
Half of wealthy individuals don’t keep written record of financial gifts
Charles Stanley highlighted that keeping written records of gifts is essential to avoid IHT bills
The ultra-rich are claiming an increasing share of global wealth, report shows
The ultra-rich could easily fill a football stadium.
Strategic asset shifts diversify for the decade ahead
Geopolitical fragmentation is driving spending in developed economies and creating opportunities in emerging markets.
Healthcare Costs Reshape Global Map for Migrating Millionaires
Global mobility is no longer simply about tax or lifestyle arbitrage.
Sustainability, system changes, and Swiss strength – Hubert Keller gives keynote interview at the FT Global Banking Summit
The conclusion is that the global economy is transitioning towards a more sustainable model – driven not by policy or ethics, but by necessity, innovation, and superior economics.