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providers, such as private banks, stockbrokers and privateclientinvestment management firms, still under considerable scrutiny in the wake of their performance during the deep equity bear market of 2000
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HSBC Trinkaus is a classic Europeanprivate bank looking to expand its client base into Asia
Its access to the Chinese market is a key investment strength
Case study: ANZ Hong Kong is making
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Drivers of the high net worth segment
Placing the high net worth client in the wealth management context
The client and their needs
Products for the high net worth clientAlternative providers
How
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, between traditional and alternativeinvestments and across geographic boundaries to find new opportunities.
- There is a shortage of talented bankers and fund managers who can navigate the myriad
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clients
- Aggregated data covers onshore liquid assets including cash and deposits, mutual funds, direct investment in equities and direct investment in bonds
- Discusses the changing wealth management
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.
- Competitor profile: Hottinger & Cie
- Competitor profile: HSBC Private Bank
APPENDIX
-Supplementary data
- Western European stock market capitalization by major exchanges
-Definitions
- EU passporting
- High
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to restore credibility with customers while facing mounting internal problems (I.T. investment currently on hold or with funds diverted to systems integration) – this report offers the short and medium term
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Breakdown of Assets Under Management for Conventional
Assets, Non-Conventional/Alternative Assets, and Private
Wealth (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-17
Table 4: Global Conventional Investment
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and institutional customer groups, forms part of a series looking at the market for alternativeinvestments in Europe. Scope - A developing partnership between Sovereign Weath Funds and private equity firms
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are defiant in the face of the downturn
Wealth management service implication: educate your clients
Innovative example from Switzerland: UBS is investing in educating its clients
Innovative example from
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with clients, and this is something that they must address.
The dramatic fall of the RBS group has damaged its collection of prized private banking operations in the UK. RBS needs to focus on strengthening
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of Europe 29
Wealth management service implication: private banks and wealth managers can respond to client demand by expanding their range of investments 30
Innovative example from the UK: Focus Capital
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and explanation of the variety of forms that private equity investment can take through real examples will be a major contribution to the understanding of this interesting industry.
The book is comprehensive
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providing investment advice, from consulting actuaries to privateclient advisers, and to company directors involved in any way in investing company funds, particularly in light of their more onerous
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Investments in Fixed Income Domestic Equities 37
Investments in Fixed Income Foreign Equities 37
AlternativeInvestments 37
Investments in Tax Exempt Assets 37
Investments in Asset-Based Securities 37
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offer the best channels for educating and reassuring mass market clients
Spains IFAs will need to encourage clients to diversify away from competing alternativeinvestments
UK retail banks and IFAs
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in ownership of shares, …. In addition, alternative forms, such as long-term licenses that transfer responsibility for operations to private companies, are also possible.
The report includes:
- Analysis
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their understanding of the asset class to new heights.
Key points include:
- A glossary of private equity terms
- Venture capital
- Buyout
- Growth capital
- Development capital
- Secondary investing
