Rapid digitalization has turned cybersecurity into a paramount concern - especially for wealthy individuals and the institutions managing their assets. Altoo AG prides itself on safeguarding client wealth and sensitive data, combining cutting-edge technology with the confidence of Swiss data hosting. In this exclusive Altoo Insights interview, CEO Ian Keates shares how Altoo weaves security into its very DNA and offers practical tips for staying ahead of ever-evolving cyber threats.
Securing diversified wealth is a never-ending process. In this process, market and economic forces are among the most widely discussed and analysed factors when it comes to future-proofing portfolios.
On 3 February 2025, US President Trump signed an executive order to formulate a plan for creating a federal-level sovereign wealth fund (SWF). This initiative will obviously have implications for global markets, but it also invites UHNWIs to consider what can be learned through observing these massive state-owned investment vehicles in general. In many ways, SWFs' objectives mirror those of ultra-high-net-worth individuals and their families - both are focused on growing and preserving wealth across generations while balancing risk and opportunity. Starting with this piece on SWF governance, over the coming weeks we will explore the striking parallels between sovereign

Significant revenue and user adoption fuelled by new partnerships and market expansion Over 125 platform enhancements, including automated dividend forecasting and a revamped mobile app Trebling in mobile user logins over 12 months, highlighting the interest and importance of wealth ‘on the go’ Strong client satisfaction showcased via client survey and new case studies in […]

Who we are Altoo was founded in 2017 with the mission to create ‘simplicity for complex wealth.’ The Altoo Wealth Platform consolidates all assets held with banks and combines them with non-bankable assets such as real estate, private equity, or an art collection, empowering wealthy private individuals to keep track and control over their total […]

At some point, all wealth owners lose direct control of their finances, and inadequate preparations around this hard truth – especially in case this point comes earlier than expected or in other unpredictable circumstances – are one of the greatest risks to a UHNWI's legacy. This article outlines three essential “legacy guardrails” the ultra-wealthy should have to protect the future of their wealth when they are not actively managing it.
According to some estimates, fine art worth billions of dollars has been lost to the Los Angeles wildfires of January 2025. While one-of-a-kind paintings and other forms of collectibles typically kept on display can be insured and secured against many forms of risk, they are relatively difficult to move out of harm’s way in the event of a catastrophic natural disaster. For UHNWIs with homes around the world, the recent tragedy in Los Angeles raises an important question: in which geographic location will collectibles be at least risk of force majeure? This article outlines answers based on widely understood science
Ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNWIs) often prefer to keep a low profile. Yet in today’s digital era, discretion alone no longer suffices. Cybercriminals now target family offices—the specialized entities managing the wealth and affairs of the world’s wealthiest families.

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