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Who's Who in Bank Wealth Management
(2007 Edition)
A Study of the Top 60 Banks in Wealth Management
Summary:
A 124-page study that describes and defines the outline of the bank wealth management industry. Names of wealth management leaders within each of 60 banks.
Among the topics included in this in-depth study for each bank:
How does the bank define wealth management (WM)?
• By client threshold. What are minimum 'investable assets' required for a client to be considered a WM candidate (e.g., $1 million)?
• By products and services (e.g., does WM include insurance? Brokerage?)
Where did the bank rank in WM in 2006?
• A numerical ranking based on metrics derived from Federal Reserve Board data, including trust and brokerage.
Who runs Wealth Management?
• Who are the top managers (CEOs of wealth management, trust heads, brokerage chiefs, etc.)?
• What is their background?
Is Wealth Management a major business line?
• If so, what was the 2006 net income?
• What is WM's share of overall (consolidated) net income?
• What are 'assets under management'?
How is WM structured?
• Does the bank use WM teams?
• Who serves on the team (e.g., private banker, trust officer, insurance specialist, portfolio manager, etc.)?
• Does the bank have a segment for ultra-high-net-worth individuals?
What is the bank's WM strategy?
• Is it moving away from proprietary products toward an 'open architecture'?
• Is it acquiring WM boutiques or making other acquisitions?
• Is WM seen as a growth sector? A corporate priority?>
Table of Contents (PDF file format)
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