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business28 days ago•6 min saved

CNBC’s 2026 Elite Advisors: 25 firms steering America’s ultra-wealthy through complex wealth management

CNBC’s 2026 Elite Advisors list spotlights 25 top wealth-management firms serving ultra-high-net-worth individuals and family offices with investable assets around $25 million+, collectively managing about $2.1 trillion. These advisors provide far more than portfolio management—tax, estate and trust planning, philanthropy, governance and cross-generational services—often coordinating with outside specialists, and with varying minimums and typical AUM fees around 0.54% plus potential add-ons. CNBC emphasizes the selection was data-driven and not paid for placements.

via CNBC|

#assets-under-management #business #family-offices

business29 days ago•4 min saved

How to pick the right advisor for ultra‑wealthy families

Ultra-high-net-worth households (about 442,000 with $20M+ in investable assets, totaling roughly $22.5T) are a lucrative yet demanding client segment. They require advisers with expertise beyond portfolio management—covering tax, estate and trust planning, business advisory, philanthropy, and multi-generational family governance. Prospective clients should ask potential advisers about their experience with similar clients, the services offered, how they implement tax and estate planning, and their succession plan, aiming for a seamless, multi-generational partnership that can evolve over decades.

via CNBC|

#business #estate-planning #family-governance

economy1 month ago•2 min saved

AI boom widens the wealth gap, propelling the ultra-rich ahead

Capgemini's World Wealth Report 2026 finds ultrahigh-net-worth individuals (investable assets ≥ $30M) gained about 10% in 2025, outpacing the $1–$5M group which grew under 8%. Global wealth among high-net-worth individuals rose 8.7% to a record $98.3 trillion, with the U.S. adding roughly 736,000 new millionaires. The AI boom and access to private equity and hedge funds helped the ultra-rich capture higher returns, highlighting a growing wealth gap as more ordinary investors enter markets but see more modest gains.

via Axios|

#ai #capgemini #economy

finance2 months ago•9 min saved

Generational Wealth Preserved: Four Habits of the Ultra-Wealthy

In an as-told-to interview, Rob Mallernee, CEO of Eton Solutions and a longtime adviser to ultra‑high‑net‑worth families, says the four habits that keep wealth lasting are: cultivate a purpose-driven family culture so wealth is stewarded rather than owed, treat tax planning as an ongoing, strategic process with tax-efficient investments, buy-and-hold core assets to reduce taxes and costs (and borrow against holdings rather than selling), and stay frugal by scrutinizing even small expenses to protect wealth across generations.

via Business Insider|

#family-culture #finance #long-term-investing

luxury-cars6 months ago•6 min saved

Rolls-Royce Emphasizes Bespoke Luxury Over Electric Models for Elite Clients

Luxury automakers like Rolls-Royce, Aston Martin, Mercedes-Maybach, and Cadillac are expanding their bespoke services to cater to ultra-wealthy clients seeking highly personalized and artistic vehicle modifications, including custom colors, interior designs, and even pet portraits, reflecting a growing market for exclusive, story-rich automobiles among the global elite.

via CNN|

#aston-martin #bespoke #customization

financeeconomy2 years ago•3 min saved

"Millennials Set to Inherit $90 Trillion, Poised to Become Richest Generation in History"

A new report by Knight Frank predicts a $90 trillion wealth transfer over the next 20 years, making millennials the richest generation in history. However, millennials have faced challenges such as an inaccessible housing market, student debt, and job market changes. The report also highlights the focus on housing for the next generation, with wealthy individuals considering property acquisitions. Additionally, it's becoming increasingly difficult to break into the world's top 1% club, with individuals needing a net worth of over $5.8 million in the U.S. and $12.88 million in Monaco.

via Fortune|

#financeeconomy #generation-wealth #housing-market