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Marketing to high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) and ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNWIs) is a challenging but rewarding endeavor. These are the people who have a net worth of at least $1 million and $30 million respectively, excluding their primary residence. According to the World Wealth Report 2021, there were 20.8 million HNWIs and 265,490 UHNWIs in the world in 2020, with a combined wealth of $79.6 trillion and $35.5 trillion respectively.

It’s been widely known that a global recession is coming our way. How long it will last or how hard it’s going to hit us is not yet certain, but many people and businesses are already feeling the blow. Multiple companies have been forced to close their doors as a result of the strict, but necessary, measures and policies that have been imposed in countries all over the world. For those businesses that have managed to find a workaround, it’s still highly probable that they are compelled to cut budgets, fire staff or even stop their operations after all. 

As technology continues to shape the financial industry, the rise of robo-advisory platforms has transformed the way individuals invest. While automation has brought efficiency and convenience, there has been a growing realization that emotion plays a significant role in investment decision-making. This has led to the integration of emotional intelligence in robo-advisory, bridging the gap between human touch and technological automation.

In today's fast-paced financial industry, capturing the attention of investors requires innovative marketing techniques that go beyond traditional strategies. As technology continues to advance and investor expectations evolve, financial professionals need to stay ahead of the curve. This article explores cutting-edge trends and techniques that can help financial professionals stand out in the market and drive business growth.

In today's highly competitive financial industry, effective marketing strategies are crucial for institutions to attract and retain clients. With a multitude of marketing channels available, it is essential to analyze their impact and effectiveness to make informed decisions. This article delves into the realm of financial service marketing, examining various channels and providing statistical insights. Additionally, it explores the advantages of outsourcing marketing efforts to professional agencies, presenting a compelling case for financial institutions to consider this approach.

In recent years, the “screening” of proposals for inward foreign investment has proliferated. More countries around the world have introduced processes for the review of such proposals, often in particular sectors or above particular thresholds in terms of value or proportion of shares, with the potential to reject investments or permit them subject to conditions. The basis for review is increasingly linked to national security, although broader public interest issues are also at play

The report Global Landscape of Renewable Energy Finance 2023 reveals that global investment in energy transition technologies last year—including energy efficiency—reached USD 1.3 trillion. It set a new record-high, up 19% from 2021 investment levels, and 70% from before the pandemic in 2019.

Email marketing is a digital marketing communication tool that has aided many companies in their business success. According to TechNomads, email marketing returns $44 for every $1 spent. If you are not utilizing it, you may want to consider it.

After a nightmarish 2022, shell-shocked investors have losses to recoup and plenty to ponder. There are asset-class allocations to be made, industries to favour or shun and every economic variable under the sun to forecast. Professional money managers have the extra headache of working out how to stop nervous clients racing for the exits. But one question dominates the rest, and it is the impossible one that looms over every crash. Is the worst over?

To enjoy a comfortable financial future, investing is absolutely essential for most people. As the coronavirus pandemic demonstrated, a seemingly stable economy can be quickly turned on its head, leaving those who weren’t prepared for tough times scrambling for income. But with the economy struggling through a bout of high inflation and rising interest rates, what are the best investments for investors to make this year? One idea is to have a mix of safer investments and riskier, higher-return ones.