A Blog of the ZHAW Zurich University of Applied Sciences
In dieser Folge des ZHAW Wealth Management Podcasts spricht Chris Künzle, Dozent für Banking & Finance an der ZHAW School of Management and Law, mit Jürg Furrer, CEO von Aquila, einer führenden Plattform für unabhängige Vermögensverwalter in der Schweiz. Watch this video on YouTube Im Mittelpunkt steht die Frage, wie sich der Markt für unabhängige […]
Despite the importance of the Swiss and Liechtenstein private banking sectors, systematic benchmarking data or KPIs on Swiss and Liechtenstein private banks are not widely available in a consolidated and comparable format. A new set of Swiss private banking benchmarks in table format provide this perspective. These tables aggregate selected key performance indicators (KPIs) for […]
Switzerland remains one of the world’s most important centers for private banking and cross-border wealth management. However, the structure of the Swiss private banking market is often discussed in broad terms, while systematic, institution-level comparisons are less common. A new ranking of the largest 69 Swiss and Liechtenstein private banks by assets under management therefore […]
AI is an important enabler for Swiss private banking, but not a replacement for what defines the industry. The private banks that may benefit most may not be those that automate the most. They are the ones that use AI intelligently to make Swiss private banking (even) better: more efficient, more responsive, more scalable and […]
Eine kürzlich erschienene Studie über die “Fitness” der hiesigen Privatbanken sorgt im In- und Ausland für Aufsehen, weil sie ausgerechnet das US-Finanzinstitut Goldman Sachs zum besten Schweizer Geldhaus kürt. Wie das möglich ist, erklärt Studienleiter und Hochschuldozent Chris Künzle im Interview mit finews.tv Watch this video on YouTube Schlagwörter: Podcast, strategy, swiss banking, wealth management
The ability to collect and interpret comprehensive financial data is becoming more relevant for wealth management. A recent academic contribution highlights how new data aggregation tools make it possible to access financial information across different providers and asset types, including non-traditional elements such as rental or utility payments. For decades, private banks have relied on […]
