Building and cultivating a wealthy customer base is an important initiative for many types of professionals, especially those that specialize in addressing the unique needs of the affluent.
When I first got into this business around 25 years ago, the typical millionaire was a white male in his 70s who had a high school education and owned a business.
Founded 105 years ago to serve the Corning Glass family dynasty, Market Street Trust continues to evolve.
Rick flynn has launched a new multifamily office that focuses on serving the wealthy and the famous.
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Understanding a family’s motivation for a wealth transfer can enhance communications across generations.
The Family Office Association has new leadership and a renewed focus on the world's emerging generation of wealth.
Trends and buzzwords are abundant in this business and one topic that’s getting a lot of traction these days is the idea of using wealth to leave a mark on the world. In other words: legacy.
Helping female clients deal with these traumatic, life-changing events is an opportunity to prove your mettle as a trusted advisor, says this wealth psychology consultant.
I’ll start with the punch line: There is no simple, surefire solution for developing business with the ultra-high-net-worth investor.