All articles by Patrick Brusnahan
Patrick Brusnahan
Editor of Private Banker International.
What could Trump’s US mean for UK businesses?
Under a second Trump presidency, UK small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are tackling shifts in global economic policies. Douglas Grant writes
Think like an attacker: how to build banking security teams who thwart criminal behaviour
How at risk is your wealth management organisation? The answer might be more than you thought. David Shepherd writes
ESG support at record low with investors
Only two out of 73 shareholder resolutions on climate change and ESG received enough shareholder support to pass.
Embracing opportunities in a changing world
A prioritisation of transactional foreign policy, coupled with geopolitical instability and rapid advances in AI, signal a year of significant change. Richard Albrecht writes
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Goldman Sachs wealth management sees double-digit revenue increase in 2024
A record year for private banking and other arms of Goldman Sachs.
Asset Recovery: unlocking value from distressed positions
How might a private bank identify and pursue viable claims from a portfolio of distressed assets to the benefit of the bank’s bottom line? Mark Cooper and Tom Parry write
The UK and a new tax system for the internationally mobile
What will these changes mean for private banks and how they manage client assets going forward?
A call for change: three main challenges that the wealth management industry has to address
For the wealth management industry, the UK presents a particular interest — 14% of the overall population is considered to be high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs).
Trump wins 2024 US election: banking sector reaction
Results are still coming in but Donald Trump has declared victory in the 2024 US election. Banking sector experts give their reaction to RBI’s Douglas Blakey and PBI’s Patrick Brusnahan