Private Banking and Wealth Management Survey 2010

The old order changes

Press release

Features

Credit Suisse reaches the summit of private banking

Private banking: Oswald Grübel claims the tide is turning for UBS

JPMorgan takes the top spot (Ultra-high net worth)

Asian private banking: Clients return to risk cautiously

Latin American private banking: Advisers sceptical of highs

France’s private banks widen their nets

Deutsche lays out big ambitions

The Survey

Full results index

Methodology

The results of this year’s Euromoney Private Banking and Wealth Management Survey show big changes in the upper echelons of the global wealth management industry.

Private banking has traditionally been a slow-moving market, with banks gaining or losing market position incrementally. But the impact of the global financial crisis has led to some more dramatic developments, as: some of the largest global franchises have seen their reputations suffer; more leading international banks aim to beef up their wealth management offerings; independent private banks seize an opportunity to claw back market share; and local banks becoming more important players at regional and national level.

Euromoney subscribers will read the best, in-depth analysis of the changes in the wealth management industry in the February issue of Euromoney.

The winners of the Euromoney Private Banking Awards will be presented with their trophies at a gala dinner in London on February 18^th. For more information on the awards ceremony, contact Christa Buttigieg at cbuttigieg@euromoneyplc.com.

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