"This is a system shock," says Nigel Green, CEO of deVere Group. "You have a material energy supply disruption and a structural shift toward fragmentation."
Leading US banks are not just going digital; they are realizing that digital savings and loans alone do not ensure sustained engagement or profitability. These services must connect to the banks' core strengths: trust, scale, and long-term financial relationships.
The more wealth one accumulates, the more fragile one can feel. What begins as a quest for freedom can morph into a fortress mentality. I have seen peers-brilliant, driven individuals-become distracted by the fear of losing what they have built. Instead of leaning into the adaptability that made them successful, they retreat behind walls, both literal and figurative.
Businessman who was penalised by the US Treasury now helps wealthy clients acquire 'rare assets' An Irishman in Dubai sanctioned by the US because of his business dealings with Russia has reinvented himself as a consultant helping the super-rich invest in "rare assets".
Most people would probably be thrilled to reach the age of 50 with $3 million in investments and a $1 million home. On paper, it sounds like the definition of financial comfort. But for this Reddit poster, the numbers aren't translating into the sense of security they expected. Instead of feeling proud or relaxed, they're second-guessing whether they're anywhere close to "doing well."
Bank of America is urging its wealth management clients to consider placing a small but deliberate slice of their portfolios into digital assets. The bank now recommends a 1% to 4% crypto allocation, marking a significant shift in how one of the country's largest financial institutions approaches Bitcoin exposure. The guidance applies across Merrill, Bank of America Private Bank, and Merrill Edge, according to a Yahoo Finance report.
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If you're looking for art advice, consider asking your bank. Rebekah Bowling, an art advisor at Citi, helps ultra-high-net-worth clients in Citi Wealth manage and build their art collections and knows how hard it can be to make sense of the market. Bank of America, Morgan Stanley, and UBS are among the other banks offering art advice to wealthy clients.
When it comes to finance, Palm Beach has long been a playground for billionaires, investors, and family offices. In the middle of this evolving landscape is Eric McNeil, a fund manager whose innovative approach is redefining wealth and influence. Through The Onyx Reserve and his exclusive Onyx House, McNeil has positioned himself as one of the most powerful figures in the intersection of finance, culture, and lifestyle.
For perspective: Global assets under management (AUM) in the wealth market reached $159 trillion in 2024, after growing by 20% over the prior five years, according to the Natixis Wealth Industry Survey. As for private assets specifically, PitchBook has projected that AUM held by general partners (GPs) will increase from $18.7 trillion in 2024 to $24.1 trillion by the end of 2029.
HSBC's Pulse Check survey showed that nearly 68% of local customers expect no change or improvement in their wealth position by year-end, despite global uncertainties.
For the third year running, Singapore ranked as the world's most expensive city for high-net-worth individuals, according to the latest Global Wealth and Lifestyle Report from Julius Baer Group.
