The restructuring at UBS and Credit Suisse will leave Swiss private banking in better shape

Robert Farago of Schroders Private Bank (left) and Oliver Gregson from Barclays debate whether investors should head for European or US equities

It is looking increasingly likely that many of the big global financial players will seek to offload some of their private banking operations, but who might step in to buy them?

By combining buy-and-hold investing with short-term opportunism, wealth managers are learning from institutional investors

The private banking industry is expecting an increasing amount of investment strategies to be outsourced in packaged products managed by major fund managers. PWM's Yuri Bender talks to Robert Noach of Schroders, which is hoping to win a large chunk of this business, especially in European equities.

Private banks need to be able to adapt if they are to find success, especially in the growth markets of Asia

Ongoing, and very public, scandals highlight the need for Swiss private banking to re-invent itself

François Reyl, CEO of Reyl and Cie (left) and Lombard Odier’s Vincent Duhamel discuss what the future holds for private banking in Switzerland and Singapore