Private Banking and Wealth Management Survey 2015: Results index

Top-level results

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Global Private Banking Survey results

Best Global Private Bank: JPMorgan wins overall crown The US bank becomes the first non-Swiss wealth manager to win Euromoney's best global private banking survey. But the results show UBS and Credit Suisse remain hard to beat around the world.
Ultra high net-worth clients (>$30m)	High net-worth clients ($5m to $30m)
Super-affluent clients ($1m to $5m)	Asset management
Investment banking capabilities	Commercial banking capabilities
Research/asset allocation	Philanthropy and social impact investing
International clients	Succession planning advice and trusts

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Global awards and related editorial coverage

US leaders march on Swiss banks’ global territory The playing field in private banking has levelled out and the US banks committed to a global business now compete on even terms with the Swiss. From here on it will be technology and superior asset allocation advice that determine the winners.

Private banking CEO of the year Di Iorio's winning formula Known for his dedication and leadership style, Phil Di Iorio has been instrumental in building JPMorgan into a leading wealth manager. Global private banking CEOs Who are the top 10 global private bank CEOs as voted for by thousands of private bankers and senior executives?		CIO interviews CIOs prepare for year of uncertainty The job of the CIO is now integral to wealth management. What are they advising their clients to do in today's risk-heavy environment?

Regional Private Banking Survey results and editorial coverage

North America	Latin America	Asia
Middle East	Africa	Western Europe
Central and Eastern Europe	Nordics and Baltics	Caribbean
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ASIA Breaking borders Local private banks in Asia are starting to make inroads into the top end of the business, but most are still struggling to build a regional presence. LATIN AMERICA Brazil reverts to type The private banking industry in Latin America had a difficult 12 months as wealth creation slowed throughout the region. The picture for the year ahead looks brighter for some countries, but Brazil remains the dominant market and its prospects are still murky. AFRICA Winning over Africa's wealthy The slow and steady rise of high net-worth individuals across Africa has piqued the interest of wealth managers. But who has the upper hand – regional players close to their clients, or global names with solid reputations?


Private Banking Survey results by country
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What's included in the full results:
There are two levels of private banking data on the site. 'Top-level' results are presented in a table format. 'Full results' are extended results presented in a file format. Both are available to Euromoney registrants who have subscriber-level access.
Number of rankings published:
Results by country – top level 1,090; full results 8,165
Regional results – top level 490; full results 2,056
Global results – top level 135; full results 310
Total number of rankings – top level 1,715; full results 10,531

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Private Banking awards dinner

Euromoney’s Private Banking Awards are the most prestigious in the growing area of wealth management. They cover over 60 countries each year, as well as global and regional awards. They are voted for by the people who know the industry best – the private bankers themselves. Winning an award is a confirmation of excellence in wealth management, which banks use to promote their credentials to clients – and a cause for celebration at our annual Awards Dinner.

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