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Private Banking & Asset Management European Forum 2003
Once separate worlds, Private Banking and Asset Management are now discovering the need for interaction and exchange. Growing competition, changes in the regulatory environment, the complexity of financial products, the size of financial markets, technological innovation are all elements of global change.
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The value chain of wealth and asset management is being re-defined. The relationship with Clients, the engineering of financial products, the supply of financial services and the interaction with regulatory authorities are parts of a process of value generation that requires novel thinking and innovative approaches.
The Private Banking & Asset Management European Forum will provide a top-level platform for strategic discussion and interaction on the current trends in Private Banking and Asset Management. Executives from both sectors, regulators and experts will provide strategic views on the major trends.
The Intertek Group will present results of a bespoke study on current trends in business models for Private Wealth Management and Asset Management in Europe.
Lugano provides an ideal venue for the Private Banking & Asset Management European Forum. With 70 private banks, serving an international Clientele, Lugano is Switzerland's third financial center, after Zurich and Geneva.
Lugano's executive airport ensures easy connections with all major European cities and the selected hotels provide an outstanding level of hospitality.
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- Senior Executives in Private Banking
- Senior Executives in Asset Management Organizations
- Private Clients Managers and Asset Managers
- Heads of Private Banks/Private Banking Divisions
- Departments Heads in Distribution, Manufacturing, and Research
- Planners and Advisers
- Stockbrokers and Trust Managers
- Business Development Managers
- Accountancy and Law Firms
- Consultants
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 To register, please fill the form that you can directly print clicking here ( .pdf - 65Kb).
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