Altoo takes pride in being at the cutting edge of technical innovation in the wealth tech business.
Women's wealth is a topic that has gained increasing attention in recent years, with women now amassing greater wealth than before. Despite gains, a wealth gap still exists, as families headed by women have lower wealth. Still, according to a report by BCG, women currently control 40% of the world's wealth, and this figure is expected to grow significantly in the years ahead.
Selling 1,2 million pieces of watches, Rolex secured its number one position within the Swiss watch industry last year. The sales reached 9,3 billion Swiss francs, and Rolex's market share was 29.2%. The second Richemont´s Cartier watch earned 2,7 billion Swiss francs and sold 2750 pieces of its luxury goods.
Photofairs New York is a debut photography fair taking place as part of The Armory Show at the prestigious Javits Center in Manhattan. This event is poised to make a significant impact on the contemporary art scene by presenting a cutting-edge fusion of photography and new technologies.
Family offices worldwide are facing a seismic shift in generational wealth. As Gen Y and Z come of age, their digital-first approach is already disrupting the longstanding traditions of wealth management and family governance.
Monaco is one of the leading countries that are considered havens for High-Net-Worth Individuals (HNWIs) and Ultra-High-Net-Worth Individuals (UHNWIs). Yet, there’s more to this Mediterranean principality than just its appealing tax efficient structures. Diving deeper, Monaco offers a multitude of sophisticated services to potentially secure the financial future HNWIs and UHNWIs. These services go far beyond mere fiscal benefits, presenting a comprehensive financial planning and asset management ecosystem.
YouTube, the popular video-sharing platform owned by Alphabet, continues to dominate the digital landscape in 2023. Despite facing challenges such as declining ad revenue and increased competition, YouTube's business model remains robust and adaptable.
Switzerland remained the world's No. 1 in cross-border wealth management for private clients in 2022. At CHF 2.249 billion, holdings were down 6.1 percent from the previous year. The Swiss franc remained the most important investment currency at Swiss banks, with a share of over 50%.

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