James King

Nov 11, 2024 | pwmnet.com | Yuri Bender |James King |Joy Macknight |Chris Newlands

While rival private banks are caught up in costly restructurings or fallout from unwise investments, J.P. Morgan has thrived by simply staying out of trouble. But will a lack of penetration into Asian markets be expensive in the long-term? While many private banks are devising new investment strategies, technological innovations and refining their approach to key target markets, there is a view among observers that size matters and you don’t have to do too much if you are big enough.

Nov 11, 2024 | pwmnet.com | Yuri Bender |James King |Joy Macknight |Chris Newlands

SHARE ARTICLE Launched in 2009, the Global Private Banking Awards aim to gather qualitative and quantitative information from private banking groups to be able to give a set of awards for excellence. The submissions are judged by an expert panel of twenty one industry professionals based in North America, Asia, and Europe. A significant input in the evaluation of the quantitative aspects of the private banking groups is provided by the KPIs' analysis, carried out by PWM.

Nov 10, 2024 | pwmnet.com | Yuri Bender |James King |Joy Macknight |Chris Newlands

Success in Asia is hard to come by for private banks but LGT’s sustained assault on these markets is paying dividends. The major realisation for Prince Max von und ze Liechtenstein when devising long-term strategy for LGT, the family-owned portfolio management business of which he is chairman, was that ultimately, impressive long-term growth will come from clients in Asia, not Europe.

Nov 7, 2024 | pwmnet.com | Yuri Bender |James King |Joy Macknight |Chris Newlands

Many of the biggest private banks are doubling down in key markets while mid-sized firms are trying to differentiate themselves from peers. The results of the Global Private Banking Awards for 2024 – presented by FT titles PWM and The Banker – serve as an excellent barometer of key industry trends. Firstly, we have seen a changing of the guard, with a troubled Citi now eclipsed by a resurgent J.P. Morgan Private Bank, when we assess global players of US origin.

Nov 7, 2024 | pwmnet.com | James King |Joy Macknight |Chris Newlands |Henry Smith

PWM’s sixteenth annual Global Private Banking Awards sees a changing of the guard, with J.P. Morgan taking the top award for the first time. Best Global Private Bank; Best Private Bank for Ultra High Net Worth ClientsJ.P. Morgan Private BankJ.P. Morgan Private Bank is on the hunt for new opportunities, branching out from its traditional US stomping grounds.