Private banking: AUM and revenues set for a stretch of outperformance

But competition will get tougher for wealth managers, according to a recent survey

Private-banking data that emerged last month points to prosperous times ahead for wealth managers worldwide. Consultant Scorpio Partnership published its benchmark study of the industry, which showed an increase in assets under management of 13.1% over 2004. Citigroup and JPMorgan enjoyed the largest percentage increase in assets over the period, but...

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