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DIFC
DIFC: Santander opens private banking office in Dubai as it targets share of $8tn private wealth in region
Santander Private Banking opens private wealth office in Dubai International Financial Centre
stock market
Gulf wealth managers brace for market volatility, strategize to mitigate risks ahead of ‘watershed’ 2024 US election
Investors are drawing up a prudent diversification strategy to focus on alternative assets to ride out the anticipated market storm ahead of the US election
Asset Management
DIFC: Dubai attracts finance giants to $8tn wealth market
Rothschild, Nomura, EnTrust set up at Dubai International Financial Centre in wealth management boom
Automated Investing
Wealth management robo-advisors on the rise across MENA
Growth spurred by impact of coronavirus on technology adoption
female wealth managers
Why the Middle East needs more female wealth managers
With Middle East economies growing at the pace they are, competition for female talent is only going to get tougher and the wealth management industry needs to do a better job of promoting itself as an attractive path
financial planning
European financial major makes Gulf debut with Dubai deal
Cyprus-based Woodbrook Group Holdings announces acquisition of Dubai-based wealth management firm Mondial
Arnaud Leclercq
Video: What is the modern day face of Swiss banking?
Lombard Odier’s status as a family-owned business for seven generations has helped it win clientele from some of the most affluent families, entrepreneurs, and private investors in the GCC, as it helps to preserve, grow and transmit their assets over time.
Arnaud Leclercq
Swiss role: Arnaud Leclercq shares his private banking priorities
Arnaud Leclercq, Capital Partner at Lombard Odier, says why the Swiss private bank’s services focus on what really matters: the clients it serves
High Net Worth Individuals
Opinion: Managing the great wealth transfer
Why wealth managers in the GCC are readying themselves for a more professional future