By HELEN AVERY
The last 20 years of private banking have been all about building scale, international growth and professionalization; the top wealth managers are still getting bigger and are confident they have the right model – but as they struggle to maintain quality of service under pressure on revenues, new specialists are emerging.
More than 2,000 private bankers took part in the 2019 Euromoney private banking survey.
By HELEN AVERY
In a supposedly slow-moving industry, the amount of change in global wealth management over five decades has been remarkable.
By HELEN AVERY
Wealth management was built by men for men.
Euromoney’s coverage of private banking since our launch in 1969 reflects the changes in the industry itself.
By HELEN AVERY
For many private banks that set up in Asia in the last decade, the cost of doing business kept them locked out of the vast expansion of wealth in the region; those that didn’t leave are settling into a more mature industry, but they are a long way from being able to relax.
By HELEN AVERY
If there was ever a risk of client advisers being replaced by robots, that danger has now passed.
By KANIKA SAIGAL
Digital innovation has the potential to transform international trade, yet many argue that banks are lagging in replacing antiquated systems for trade with smart solutions.
By LUCY FITZGEORGE-PARKER
Handing Ukraine’s largest bank back to its former shareholders would amount to economic suicide – but speculation is rising that leading presidential candidates plan to do just that.
By DOMINIC O’NEILL
After disastrous fourth-quarter results, Société Générale’s growth and profitability targets lie in tatters.
By PETER LEE
Features Analytics applies artificial intelligence developed for medical use to spotting capital markets manipulation.
By DOMINIC O’NEILL
Disastrous fourth-quarter results cast a long shadow over Société Générale’s business, especially its corporate and investment bank.
By LOUISE BOWMAN
By LOUISE BOWMAN
Tired of paying what they view as exorbitant fees to the incumbents, some large US brokers, banks and financial services firms have now decided to take the US equity exchanges on at their own game.
A statement concerning Euromoney's coverage in Latin America
By DOMINIC O’NEILL
Disastrous fourth-quarter results cast a long shadow over Société Générale’s business, especially its corporate and investment bank.
By LUCY FITZGEORGE-PARKER
Handing Ukraine’s largest bank back to its former shareholders would amount to economic suicide – but speculation is rising that leading presidential candidates plan to do just that.
By DOMINIC O’NEILL
After disastrous fourth-quarter results, Société Générale’s growth and profitability targets lie in tatters.
Analysts say the euro zone borrower’s prospects remain favourable as it rides out the slowing regional growth outlook better than its peers.
Asia’s stronger performance over Latin America enters a fifth year, with a lower risk quotient in Euromoney’s crowd-sourcing survey.
More than 2,000 private bankers took part in the 2019 Euromoney private banking survey.
