Managers of Wealth Americas

Emerging Asset Managers: Partnering for Growth and Success on the First Mile

At PwC, we understand the unique challenges emerging asset managers face as they enter the asset management industry.

Advisors Using New Tools To Free Up Time For Wealthy Clients, BlackRock Survey Says

The takeaway is that advisors who want to serve high-net-worth individuals—and the growing amount of assets they command—will need to modernize their operating models.

Why Global Elites Are Choosing Ultra-Private USD 5 Million-Plus Homes in Miami

Miami’s ultra-luxury real estate is booming, drawing global buyers with USD 5M-plus homes, private islands and world-class amenities.

Top Residence and Citizenship Programs for Migrating Millionaires

This is no longer a peripheral phenomenon at the margins of global mobility — it has become a defining mechanism through which capital, talent, and opportunity are being reallocated among jurisdictions.

BlackRock to trim around 1% of global headcount – report

The announcement comes as part of the firm’s customary review intended to enhance operational efficiency.

The $180 Trillion Paradox: Soaring U.S. Household Wealth, Sinking Financial Confidence

Yet survey data show that roughly two-thirds of Americans report living paycheck to paycheck

Nicolò Di Giacomo, Head of Family Office at Banor, on trends in the asset management industry

This deep-dive conversation provided invaluable insights for ultra-high-net-worth families, investors, and finance professionals.

Raymond James: Business Owners Prioritize Unlocking Concentrated Wealth to Pursue New Ventures

Resulting data from Raymond James’ survey of over 500 owners of privately-held businesses

US economy braces for slow, uneven growth in 2026

Economists see inflation, labour constraints, rising competition weighing on world's largest economy

Big Banks Enjoy Stealth Bailouts

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York (NYFed), acting like a financial Santa Claus to recklessly naughty bankers, delivered $17 billion in cash to an unknown bank or banks at 8 AM the morning after Christmas.

US economy grows at fastest pace in two years

But while that has led to sharp swings in some areas, such as imports and exports, the underlying economy has maintained solid momentum, outperforming many forecasts.

Report explores the adjacent markets that are fuelling investment opportunities in women’s professional sports

Beyond the game, a rapidly evolving business sector fuels growth and returns in the women’s sports ecosystem.

Ten Best Metro Areas for Millennial Wealth Growth

Austin tops the list, and North Carolina places two areas in the top 10.

BCG: 60% of Firms Faced AI-Enabled Cyberattacks Last Year

This lag in adoption exposes organizations to increasingly sophisticated threats, as AI accelerates attack tactics like ransomware, phishing, and emerging techniques such as deepfake video fraud.

How Much Richer Jeff Bezos Has Gotten Over the Last 5 Years

The word “billionaire” isn’t something just anyone can claim — only 3,028 people have that distinction. “Multibillionaire” is even more exclusive, and among the very top is Jeff Bezos.

T. Rowe Price's Inaugural Global Retirement Survey Finds One-Third Of Savers Expect To Work In Retirement

New global study surveys workers across multiple regions, offering new insight into behaviors, priorities, and challenges of retirement savers worldwide

Swiss gold and Rolex gifts to Trump arouse ‘disgust’ in Europe

Billionaires gave desk clock and engraved gold bar weeks before Trump slashed tariffs on imports from Switzerland

The Great Wealth Transfer: How Advisors Can Build Loyalty Across Generations

For many advisors, the Great Wealth Transfer represents both an extraordinary opportunity and a significant risk.

US banks announce UK expansion projects hours after budget

JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs reveal plans for London and Birmingham as sector is spared tax rises

The great unbuilding: rethinking water infrastructure

Built to regulate rivers, supply energy and store water for growing cities, America’s dams have stood as symbols of its technological prowess for over a century.

Comment, Analysis & Research