Facing up to a variety of challenges, groups which are seen as regional leaders in private banking are paving the way with company wealth management strategies which are responding to the changing landscape

Private banks have been slow to explore the opportunities that Islamic finance could offer, but there are signs this is starting to change

Independent wealth managers are totally reliant on banks for the products and services they offer, which makes the selection criteria for choosing their partners vital

Changing regulations could concentrate distribution in the hands of a few banks, threatening the open architecture model

Wealthy individuals are expected to play an increasingly large part in funding welfare projects, and will be looking for expert advice to help guide their donations

It has been a turbulent 10 years for wealth management but looking back at what has transpired may provide pointers at how best to approach the challenges the industry faces

Today’s wealth businesses need transformers, not conformers, says Create's Amin Rajan

Disappointing results, the rogue trading scandal and the resignation of Oswald Grübel leave Swiss giant UBS at something of a crossroads