Global Wealth Management Summit
Now in its ninth year, the Global Wealth Management Summit — FT Live and PWM’s flagship gathering of private banks, family offices and wealth managers — will address a multitude of topical questions and key points relating to the current economic climate. Across two days, a series of panel discussions, debates and interactive masterclasses will tackle the operational issues for business leaders, investment approaches amid geopolitical realignment, and product development strategies to capture a globally mobile client base. To see exactly what you can expect across the two day summit, take a look at our previous years highlights video.
Watch the 2024 highlights video
Why attend?
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Dissect outperforming portfolio management strategies
Connect with leaders from across the global wealth management ecosystem
Discover the differentiating business models and how to incubate next-generation clients
Renowned for our world-leading speakers
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Wealth Management Summit Asia
15-16 April 2026 | In-Person | Singapore
Speaking Opportunities
Charlotte Way
charlotte.way@ft.com
Delegate Services
Amrita Ganguly
amrita.ganguly@ft.com
Published by the Financial Times, Professional Wealth Management (PWM) specialises in analysing the growth strategies of private banks and the regional financial centres in which they operate.
PWM carries the latest analysis of private banks, wealth managers and regional financial centres, along with in-depth reporting on asset allocation, the fast-moving regulatory agenda, digital operations and technology, with input from a broad range of thought leaders.
Across print, digital and event channels, PWM provides strategic advice to key decision-makers working in all stages of the distribution process.
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