For this podcast we talked to James Gardner, who is Head of Innovation and Research at Lloyds TSB. James shared his experience with innovation processes in banking and gives us some useful insights into managing innovation. In the podcast he explains how to prioritize among a large number of ideas and outlines how to measure […]

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David Maude, author of the reference book “Global Private Banking and Wealth Management: The New Realities” and independant consultant, gave us his views on private banking.

Privatebankinginnovation.com: What is the essence of private banking?
In principle, three key things:

The client base, which largely comprises the very wealthiest individuals and their families.
The nature of the client relationship, […]

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Recently Arvetica facilitated a training workshop for a client on the topic of “Visualizing Business Models and Value Propositions in Wealth Management”. The aim of the event was to train participants in applying innovative and visual methods to analyze and compare business models and offers in in wealth management. We focused on two methods:

To […]

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Video: Arvetica talked with Maurice Levy, partner at sodi platforms, about the essence of private banking, his innovative company and the role of independant asset managers in the future of private banking.
Sodi platforms is definitely one of the innovative business models in private banking that is worth following. At its core it is about providing […]

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Recently there has been a flood of articles about serving sports stars in private banking. The magazine “Schweizer Bank” writes about it here (subscription required), “Private” published an article about it, WealthBriefing.com points it out in “Getting the Best Out of Dealing with Sports Stars” (subscription required). In his book “Global Private Banking and Wealth […]

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At Arvetica we are a little bit obsessed with the question of who could become the next Skype of private banking since we started doing research in this area. Could it be that the private banking and wealth management sector is just as vulnerable to disruption as any other “ordinary” industry (e.g. Skype in the […]

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