Wealth Management & Private Banking Review 2007/08

[Laura Wood]

I enclose details of our latest Wealth Management & Private Banking review report.   
   
According to Merrill Lynch and Capgemini's World Wealth Report, more millionaires joined HNWI (high net worth individuals) ranks in 2005, with their total financial wealth climbing to US$33.3 trillion. Such sophisticated investors with a heightened interest in international investments are determined to get the best return on their wealth. Thus, the wealth management and private banking industry must offer their wealthy clients innovative and comprehensive strategies to effectively organise their investments.   
   
The second edition of the Wealth Management & Private Banking Review provides a complete overview of this growing market with expert contributions from private bankers, wealth managers and asset managers. The Review discusses wealth management & private banking issues and developments at an international and domestic level and will consider how high net-worth individuals can best profit from maximising their investment opportunities.    
   
Topics covered include: how to assure individual wealth services in a universal bank; bridging the gap between private banks and investment banks; tailoring client's needs; how the changing face of the wealthy is affecting the future of private banking; structured products' development (or future) in private banking; the family office (succession planning for Middle Eastern families); and the wealth management market in Shanghai.   
   

For a complete overview of this report click on:   
http://www.researchandmarkets.com/product/0bc723/wealth_management_private_banking_review   
   

Report Index:   
   
-A decade of growth and transformation   
- Needing good governance - the family office and the family enterprise   
- Principles of after-tax asset allocation    
- The changing face of the wealthy is shaping the future of the wealth management industry   
- The future of trust and fiduciary services in a changing world   
- Bridging the gap between investment banking and private banking   
- Expanding in the private banking market   
- What kind of bank do wealthy clients really need in the future?   
- The growing wealth management market in China   
- Wealth management in the German speaking regions of Europe: Tightened competition by "mystery shoppers and performance trackers"   
- Family affairs in the Gulf: Surviving inter-generational wealth transfer   
- Private banking Scandinavian style   
   
Pricing:   
   
Hard Copy : EUR 140   
   


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Related report also available from Research and Markets:   
   
The Case for Online Wealth Management - http://www.researchandmarkets.com/product/0bc723/the_case_for_online_wealth_management   
   


Thank you for your consideration.   

Best Regards,   
   
Laura Wood
Senior Manager
Research and Markets Ltd
laura.wood na researchandmarkets.com   
   


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