Lucrative battlefield: How banks attempt to conquer family fortunes

Many of the wealthiest families want to take charge of their own traditional asset management but the need for banks remains intact. Asset managers see a new market for alternative investment management for wealthy families.
Jacob Meincke, chef for Private Banking Elite hos Danske Bank. | Photo: PR
Jacob Meincke, chef for Private Banking Elite hos Danske Bank. | Photo: PR
BY CATHRINE KIER, FINANSWATCH

Several rich families establish their own family offices to take charge of their own traditional asset management, putting pressure on banks' and asset managers' standard investment products such as mutual funds.

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