Wealth Management
Regulation and market maturity mean winners can keep winning – if they avoid big mistakes
Wealth management is domestically focussed but regulation – and the need for optimal scale – is challenging players across many countries to re-think operating models, the approach to consumer engagement, the interaction with financial advice and inorganic growth strategies.
NMG works with wealth managers including pension administrators, platform providers and financial advice firms to navigate this changing environment with a focus on inorganic growth, distribution, marketing and market participation strategies.
For more information on how NMG can help transform your wealth management business, contact one of our partners or consultants below.
Our People
Jane Craig
Industry: Asset Management / Wealth Management
Jane leads NMG’s custom insights practice in London. She is responsible for NMG’s qualitative and quantitative bespoke client studies in the UK and Europe, with a specialist focus in wealth and asset […]...
- London
Oliver Hesketh
Industry: Asset Management / Wealth Management
Oliver leads NMG’s US business, incorporating its strategy and insights practices across wealth, asset management, retirement and insurance. A board and C-suite advisor, he advises firms on deeply commercial issues including relating […]...
- New York City
Hamish Worsley
Industry: Asset Management / Wealth Management
Hamish is responsible for NMG’s global insights practice. He has extensive experience in the asset management, wealth management and insurance industries, particularly in areas of distribution strategy…...
- Perth
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