Financial centres: behind the frontlines
Family offices are paying increasing attention to where they base their operations, investment staff and domiciliation of funds and other assets. The confluence of Brexit, geopolitical forces and a migration of wealth and investment power from developed nations to emerging economies has led to a re-assessment of priorities and logistics for many global families.
Financial centres: behind the frontlinesSPECIAL REPORT
September 9, 2025
Switzerland’s compliance model sets the standard for private banking hubs
Nick Kochan
A tightening compliance regime in Zurich and Geneva is shaking up the private banking world, limiting the scope of many players to operate in higher-risk market...
Financial centres: behind the frontlinesSPECIAL REPORT
September 9, 2025
Dubai thrives as families desert rival centres
Ali Al-Enazi
A generational shift in regional families is encouraging a new cohort of investors to take advantage of AI and private markets in their fast-developing Gulf hub...
Financial centres: behind the frontlinesSPECIAL REPORT
September 11, 2025
UK tax attack leads to wealthy families seeking ‘La Dolce Vita’
Clare Pooley
Financial hubs across Europe are polishing up their act to attract wealthy refugees from the UK, following London’s abolition of the non-dom tax rules...
Financial centres: behind the frontlinesSPECIAL REPORT
September 11, 2025
Luxembourg ventures beyond the back office
Yuri Bender
Family offices seeking a safe haven and expertise in private markets are relocating to Luxembourg in increasing numbers...