Business Strategies for Targeting UHNWIs in Asia-Pacific - Market Shares , size and Forecasts 2015-2021

Business Strategies for Targeting UHNWIs in Asia-Pacific - Market Shares , size and Forecasts 2015-2021

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Synopsis
This report provides insights into the complex needs of UHNWIs and provides in-depth analysis of the attitudes of wealth managers and private bankers towards business strategies to target UHNWIs.

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It covers key developed markets as well as key emerging markets as mentioned below. The reports also analyses market size of the UHNWIs and highlights specific business strategies to target important clients by looking at expansion, client, marketing and competitor strategies. It uses WealthInsight’s proprietary HNWI database comprising over 120,000 individuals.
Developed markets include the US, UK, Germany, Switzerland, Canada and Australia.
Emerging markets include Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.

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Executive summary
Private banks and wealth management firms changed their business model following the 2008 financial crisis. Rather than focusing on the size of their business, private banks and wealth management firms have become more focused on specific client segments that yield them the largest profits. Ultra-high net worth individuals (UHNWIs) represent less than 1% of the global HNWI population, but account for around 33% of global HNWI wealth. UHNWIs offer wealth managers large-scale profitability due to the potential size of their investments. By acquiring UHNWI clients, wealth managers are able to provide a significant boost to assets under management, and build long-term profitable relationships. When using wealth management services, UHNWIs often require a more sophisticated service than mass affluent or core millionaires. Therefore, it is...

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