Alex Hughes

1 week ago | pwmnet.com | Alex Hughes |Elisa Trovato |Ali Al-Enazi |Kian Sarreshteh

Younger investors, coming of age in a social media world, are increasingly expecting digital-first communication from wealth managers. Investor relations (IR) has traditionally revolved around quarterly reports, earnings calls, and in-person meetings. However, as Generation Z emerges as a significant force in the investment landscape, these conventional approaches are undergoing transformation.

2 weeks ago | moneymarketing.co.uk | Alex Hughes |Momodou Musa Touray |Chris Jones

Quarterly reports, in-person meetings, and earnings calls have long-defined investment practices. However, a new wave of investors are changing the landscape. For this generation, known as ‘Generation Z’, investing represents a new gold rush and a keyway to build wealth. These investors seek transparency and social consciousness, often relying on non-traditional information sources. Unlike previous generations, Gen Z actively seeks multiple income streams.