Private banks need to put technological solutions at the heart of their operations if they are to meet the demands raised by clients and relationship managers, though there will always be a need for human interaction

Technological and analytical expertise, low costs and access to a high quality workforce make Warsaw an attractive location for international financial services firms 

Making the French capital a base for management and research teams is part of the plan to allow it to compete with European rivals

The ‘key client’ group at BNP Paribas Wealth Management has found rich pickings in Asia and is now shifting attention to other markets, says its boss Rémi Frank

Whatever happens with Brexit, many on the continent hope the UK’s financial acumen and expertise remain a key part of the European investment ecosystem

Traditional banks are trying to recreate the flexibility of fintechs. The answer lies in people rather than technology

London-based Saranac claims to offer high net worth individuals a range of unconventional solutions

Investments identifying long-term themes, such as the rise of technology and changing demographics, are popular among private banking clients 

Hong Kong’s connectivity will be key to opening up the wider region to international clients and markets, believes Marina Lui, head of China business at UBS Wealth Management

The key to instilling an innovative culture at the heart of a bank is to do things from the customers’ point of view, believes ING’s chief innovation officer, Benoit Legrand

Passive ETFs have enjoyed a QE-fuelled bull market for years. As the economic cycle winds down, will they continue to see inflows, or could smart beta strategies finally come of age?