Professional Wealth Management

Professional Wealth Management (PWM) is a magazine dedicated to the field of wealth management in Europe. It is produced by the Financial Times group. PWM emphasizes both open and guided architecture along with the distribution of third-party products by financial institutions throughout Europe. Additionally, it addresses topics related to sub-advisory business practices.

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How private banks can win Gen Z clients with tech-led transformation

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.
Wealthy families embrace systemic rethink to impact investing

1 week ago | pwmnet.com | Ali Al-Enazi |Elisa Trovato |Yuri Bender

Pioneering wealth managers, family offices and educational institutions are re-evaluating the purpose of investments and measurement of their impactWith traditional environmental, social and governance (ESG) and impact investing frameworks increasingly called into question, many families and practitioners are looking for a more structured approach, applying systems thinking to develop a strategic, long-term blueprint.
Will Trump hasten the end of US dollar’s Golden Age?

2 weeks ago | pwmnet.com | Elliot Smither

Weakening US fundamentals and improved investor sentiment in Europe, combined with President Trump’s trade war, have led to questions being asked about the dollar’s durability. Donald Trump’s election in November 2024 initially drove the US dollar higher as the currency was supported by the prospect of higher tariffs and stimulus measures for the US economy.
Family offices fuel AI push in private markets

1 month ago | pwmnet.com | Elisa Trovato

Ultra-wealthy investors are doubling down on artificial intelligence, increasing allocations to private assets to gain early access to innovation, diversify risk and capture long-term growth. Artificial intelligence (AI) is fast emerging as one of the most compelling long-term investment themes, drawing significant capital from the world’s wealthiest families.
Wealth managers begin journey towards tech-led portfolio allocation

1 month ago | pwmnet.com | Ali Al-Enazi |Kian Sarreshteh |Jasper van Brakel |Elisa Trovato

As AI innovations gather pace, wealth firms must learn to manage the expectations of private clients who believe their financial returns will be quickly boosted. Wealth management has been passing through an era of digital transformation for the best part of a decade. The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) has impacted the ‘journey’ of clients and expanded the toolbox of their advisers.
Wealthy families urged to invest for societal impact

1 month ago | pwmnet.com | Ali Al-Enazi |Thomas Brown |Jasper van Brakel

An increasing focus on impact investing is being identified by wealth managers, whose family clients seek to align private capital with measurable social progress. Wealth managers are seeing a growing demand for strategies that balance financial returns with social outcomes, often leveraging data-driven insights to guide investment decisions.
Investors weigh up Europe’s investment appeal in a volatile market

1 month ago | pwmnet.com | Elisa Trovato |Yuri Bender |Thomas Brown

Europe is looking increasingly attractive for portfolio investors previously biased to the US, but they must be prepared to act quickly in response to fast-changing political factors. Investor interest in European stocks is rising, driven by increased defence and infrastructure spending, hopes for a Russia-Ukraine resolution and post-war reconstruction.
Private bank CIOs shift strategies as market uncertainty grows

1 month ago | pwmnet.com | Elisa Trovato

Alternatives and dynamic asset allocation are defining the new order for private banks seeking to navigate risks and seize new opportunities in response to trade tensions. Private bank chief investment officers (CIOs) expect a volatile yet opportunity-rich 2025, as geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty unsettle global markets. After two years of strong gains, driven by US mega-cap tech stocks, renewed volatility is prompting investors to rethink their strategies.
How family offices are adapting to global changes: Family Matters

1 month ago | pwmnet.com | Yuri Bender |Elisa Trovato |Gemma Livermore

Hannes Hofmann, global head of family office group at Citi Wealth, discusses how family offices are navigating global shifts, from investment strategies to succession planning, and the trends shaping their future in an increasingly complex world. Families are becoming more global, despite populist leaders including the US president pursuing a polarising political agenda of increasing isolationism.
Fund Selection — March 2025 - Professional Wealth Management

1 month ago | pwmnet.com | Yuri Bender |Thomas Brown |Nigel Green |Ali Al-Enazi

Each month in PWM, nine top European asset allocators reveal how they would spend €100,000 in a fund supermarket for a fairly conservative client with a balanced strategy. Benjamin HamidiSenior portfolio manager, ABN AMRO Investment Solutions. Based in: Paris, France“Global growth still seems to be resilient, despite uncertainties and the potentially stagflationary impact of tariff risks.