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| | | Asian high net worth (HNW) investors are increasingly enlisting the services of private banks to manage their wealth, according to Australian banking research and advisory firm East & Partners. In May 2013, East & Partners interviewed 949 C-suite executives ... |
| | | | Failure by stockbrokers to adapt models to target what matters most to high net worth (HNW) clients has seen an exodus from traditional relationships. While the GFC and market volatility resulted in risk and capital protection being ranked most highly ... |
| | | | ... this sector is illustrated by it being equivalent to approximately 80% of total world equity markets capitalisation. The HNWI population in Australia decreased 6.9% from 191,900 to 179,500 over 2010/11. There are now approximately 1,800 UHNW individuals ... |
| | | | The Self-Managed Super Fund Professionals Association of Australia (SPAA) and Russell Investments today launched the second annual SMSF report which revealed a focus among trustees on risk reduction and increased interest in SMSFs among a younger demographic. ... |
| | | | Accounting firm Crowe Horwath has appointed two new business advisory principals, Mary O'Driscoll and Jim Softsis, in a bid to expand into the high net worth individual space. The firm said the appointments were part of Crowe Horwath's strategy to build ... |
| | | | ... serve their clients' needs." The top three countries-Japan, China and Australia- accounted for 74.4% of the Asia-Pacific HNWI population and 68.2% for wealth in 2010. Japan and China together were home to 68.6% of HNWIs in the region and 62.8% of regional ... |
| | | | Asia's community of high net wealth individuals (HNWI) overtook Europe for the first time in 2010 as the world's richest look set to pour more money back into equities and commodities 2012. Asia-Pacific posted the strongest rate of HNWI population growth ... |
| | | | China's economy is now advancing so quickly that its high net worth sector is already worth almost as much as Australia's entire superannuation market but growing four times faster. According to research just released by global consultant Bain & Company ... |
| | | | The combined wealth of Asia-Pacific's high net worth individuals (HNWI) surged almost 31 per cent in 2009 to US$9.7 trillion, erasing the losses recorded in 2008 and placing the Asian market above Europe for the first time on record, a new survey has ... |
| | | | ... increased since the GFC, a news study has found. Sustainable investments now account for approximately 11 per cent of Europeam HNWI's portfolio's, or a,-729 billion, according to a survey of wealth managers and family offices conducted by Eurosif, in ... |
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