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Global Wealth Management Summit
Save up to £200 with the Early Bird offer on the standard in-person pass, in-person wealth management pass and the digital pass, available for a limited time only
ABOUT THE EVENT
US-China tensions and banking collapses have placed the world of wealth management under strain. Portfolio managers are seeking respite in alternative allocation strategies. However, whilst private markets are progressively accessible, adoption of digital assets poses regulatory roadblocks.
On the business side, seeking a competitive advantage over industry disruptors is paramount at a time of fee erosion and climbing compliance costs. Pressure is mounting for strategy-focused executives to develop data capabilities for hyper-personalised client engagement, whilst traditional private banks are positioning themselves for partnerships with fintechs. In the face of heightened headline risk, how can wealth executives improve consumer confidence and minimise client attrition?
Now in its sixth year, the Global Wealth Management Summit is FT Live and PWM’s flagship gathering of private banks, family offices, and wealth managers, discussing the most effective investment strategies and shifting business models for a wealth industry in flux. With a new two-day format for 2023, this year’s panel discussions, debates, and interactive masterclasses will address governance issues for leaders across the executive board and the implications of a volatile macroeconomic backdrop for investors.
GET YOUR TICKETS
THE EARLY BIRD
IN-PERSON PASS
Gain access to in-person sessions. Network and connect with your peers during drinks receptions across both days. Watch full video footage on-demand post-event.
1,899 £1,699
Early bird price £1,699 from 22 May 2023
Full price £1,899 from 09 October 2023
THE EARLY BIRD
DIGITAL PASS
Access to live talks, Q&A and video on demand. Join from the comfort of your home or office.
Early bird price £189 from 22 May 2023
Full price £249 from 09 October 2023
THE EARLY BIRD
IN-PERSON WEALTH MANAGEMENT PASS*
Gain access to in-person sessions. Network and connect with your peers during drinks receptions across both days. Watch full video footage on-demand post-event.
£1,139 £1,019
*This pass is only available to wealth managers, private banks and family offices. Any registrations that do not qualify will be cancelled.
Early bird price £1,019 from 22 May 2023
Full price £1,139 from 09 October 2023
Renowned for our World-Leading Speakers
Key themes
Protective portfolio allocation: rebalancing at a time of market stress
Grappling with geopolitics: navigating diverging supply chains and heightened US-China tensions
Fast-tracking decarbonisation: implementing transparent ESG strategies and mitigating reputational risk
Meeting mass-affluent demand: retaining customer loyalty despite scaled product offerings
Bolstering cyber security: taking preventive measures to thwart protracted threats
Demystifying the metaverse: exploring Web3 use cases for wealth management firms
In-person experience
We are delighted to welcome you to our Global Wealth Management Summit, hosted by PWM and FT Live. We know there is nothing like having the opportunity to meet with your peers and exchange views face-to-face. We will discuss and debate the most prudent investment strategies and customer retention techniques for near-term resilience and future-proof growth.
The event will take place in London at the Sheraton Grand London Park Lane.
Why attend?
Dissect outperforming asset allocation approaches in the tight money era
Connect with C-Suite leaders to share strategies for mitigating reputational risk
Discover differentiating business models in the face of evolving regulation, cyber threats, and the Great Resignation
Download the post-event report from the Wealth Management Summit 2022
The FT Live and PWM Wealth Management Summit 2022 took place on 3 November in-person and online.
The Summit addressed the transition to a client-centric business model, spotlighting the importance of ethical leadership and clear-cut communication in a war-torn world. Hosted by PWM’s Editor-in-Chief, Yuri Bender, the event returned to an in-person format once again, bringing together world-leading private banks, family offices, wealth managers, and robo-advisers.
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WHAT OUR ATTENDEES SAY
"Organizers and speakers expertise, experience and professionalism"
Savvas Constantinou, SCiens Consulting Ltd
"Really quality presenters, and interesting topics. The overall seniority of the attendees was refreshing! "
GLOBAL PRIVATE BANKING AWARDS
Launched in 2009, the Global Private Banking Awards aim to gather qualitative and quantitative information from private banking groups to be able to give a set of awards for excellence.
The submissions are judged by an expert panel of fifteen industry professionals based in North America, Asia, and Europe.
A significant input in the evaluation of the quantitative aspects of the private banking groups is provided by the KPIs' analysis, carried out by PWM.
Winners and highly commended will officially be announced at a gala dinner and awards ceremony in London.
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Published by the Financial Times, Professional Wealth Management (PWM) specialises in analysing the growth strategies of private banks and the regional financial centres in which they operate.
PWM carries the latest analysis of private banks, wealth managers and regional financial centres, along with in-depth reporting on asset allocation, the fast-moving regulatory agenda, digital operations and technology, with input from a broad range of thought leaders.
Across print, digital and event channels, PWM provides strategic advice to key decision-makers working in all stages of the distribution process.
Speaking Opportunities
Charlotte Way
charlotte.way@ft.com
General Enquiries
Bruna Pascucci
bruna.pascucci@ft.com
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