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Pictet raises $1.53bn for private equity co-investment fund

Pictet has announced the final close of its oversubscribed Monte Rosa Co-Investments VI private equity fund.

Mattioli Woods and Kingswood Group unify under one brand, enhancing integrated client experience

The unified brand reflects a shared commitment to delivering a more seamless, high-quality client experience.

Why DNB Is Expanding on Both Switzerland and Spain

When it comes to banking and asset management in Norway, DNB is impossible to overlook.

Wealth management: how to stay on course when markets lose their bearings

For Philippe Gay, Head of the Swiss Offering at Lombard Odier, it is precisely at times like these that discipline, a long-term vision and a holistic approach to wealth management make the difference.

Temenos acquires additiv to strengthen its Wealth proposition and accelerate AI-driven orchestration

The acquisition of additiv further strengthens Temenos’ offering in Wealth Management with native mass-affluent capabilities and a proven AI-enabled orchestration layer.

Deutsche Bank wins three top honours at the Global Private Banking Innovation Awards 2026

These awards reflect the dedication, collaboration and expertise of colleagues across the Private Bank and beyond.

Family Office Solutions: A Human-Centric Approach to Managing Wealth Across Generations

In a world where information is abundant and investment solutions are widely accessible, the true differentiator lies in structure, discipline, and the ability to connect financial decisions to human dynamics.

Denmark's Penning acquires Veli's wealth management business

The newly acquired unit will underpin the launch of Penning's new wealth management arm, Penning Wealth.

Brooks Macdonald Strategic Partnerships (BMSP)

Brooks Macdonald Strategic Partnerships launches to help independent financial advice firms scale for the future

Institutional Investors and Wealth Managers Believe Tokenized ETFs Will Drive Mass Adoption in the Markets

The debate is no longer centered on the validity of tokenization itself, but rather on the execution and robustness of the infrastructure needed to support its development

NatWest commits £50m to UK branch network with no further branch closures until at least 2029

NatWest Group will invest £50m in its UK branch network, pausing further branch closures until at least 2029, expanding face-to-face support.

UBS boss Ermotti says he hopes to no longer be the bank's CEO by 2030

UBS acquired fallen rival Credit Suisse in a state-engineered emergency ‌takeover ⁠in 2023, and government proposals for tougher capital requirements have been weighing on the bank's share price.

Operational efficiency and resilience: balancing scale, complexity, and transformation in wealth management

Wall opened the discussion by situating it within the broader context of transformation across the industry – highlighting “scalability, processes, technology, and infrastructure” as the underlying opportunities that can drive change in

Tech’s role in supporting Rathbones’ ambition to be the best UK wealth manager

Clients expect digital immediacy these days in all aspects of their lives and their banking and wealth management requirements are no different.

Global millionaire population jumps by nearly 2 million in 2025, driven by strong stock market performance worldwide

A robust equity market performance and easing inflation drove HNWI wealth creation in 2025, growing the global millionaire population by nearly 2 million to 25.3 million individuals.

Northern Trust Asset Management Announces Adaptive Equity Funds

A Next Generation Systematic Approach Designed to Pursue Alpha Across Market Cycles

Partners Group expects solid net AuM growth for 2026 despite recent uncertainty around evergreen redemptions

In the context of its evergreen platform, the firm expects its fundraising to exceed outflows in H1 2026.

Private banking in Spain: raising the bar in a changing wealth landscape

Rather than curbing growth, this situation is giving rise to greater differentiation between models. Clients still seek advice, but they are becoming more demanding and selective.

Ninety One inflows turns positive with £2.8bn haul

Demand for its global and natural resource strategies, particularly among Asia Pacific clients, offset outflows from UK clients.

Bank J. Safra Sarasin buys Saxo Bank and access to fintech

Swissinfo looks at some of those deals, why they matter and challenges they raise looking forward.

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