The World’s Top 10 Highest-Paid Wealth Management Executives, 2022
In 2022, the CEOs of the top 10 firms in wealth management were paid an average of $27 million.
Wealth and Asset Management
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Can digitalisation democratise Swiss private banking?
Customers searching for banks to meet their everyday needs have seen an explosion of options in Switzerland, just as in almost every European country.
Bank Muscat wins Best Private Bank Award from EMEA Finance
The award sheds light on the professional standards achieved by the bank, in accordance with international standards and practices.
The role of customer experience in wealth management strategy
New consumer groups offer a great deal of growth potential for wealth firms
Ultra-Rich Investors Ready To Put Cash To Work, Goldman Says
The survey was the second bi-annual “Eyes on the Horizon” report, designed to uncover trends among 166 Goldman Sachs family office clients around the world, where the threshold is $500 million in assets but 72% have at least $1 billion.
Wells Fargo is pushing for quantity over quality in its private bank
Today, we've got stories on Goldman Sachs shaking up leadership in its investment bank, a new executive role in Bank of America's tech division, and what the most expensive home in the US looks like.
UK Enterprise Fund: Backing Female-Led Businesses
Meet three fantastic businesses set up by women that were backed by the UK Enterprise Fund, which we created with one of the most active growth capital investors in the UK.
Pictet Banker Verena Gross: «Zurich is our second home market»
Given the epochal events in Zurich, a new boss is required.
UHNWs increasingly open to DPM structured products, says RBC WM
The Canadian private bank is planning to offer more structured products and a hybrid advisory model to increase stickiness among its Asia-based clients.
Lombard Odier wants to increase significantly in Private Markets
The Geneva-based private bank intends to expand its offering in the areas of private debt, venture capital and private equity.
Banking stress gives Fed pause. ECB’s job is not yet done
As the debate over future policy and rate cuts continues, much will depend on the evolution of stresses in the banking system, as well as on the trajectory of inflation and growth.
Geneva wealth manager weighs legal action against Liontrust deal
NewGAMe and Bruellan, which own 8.3% of GAM, believe Liontrust’s £96m deal undervalues the business.