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Elliot Wilson

Asia Editor And Global Private Banking And Wealth Management Editor

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Asian Private Banker

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Elliot Wilson is the Asia Editor and Global Private Banking and Wealth Management Editor at his magazine. He specializes in finance-related topics, including wealth management, asset management, and investment strategies, with a particular focus on China and the Indian subcontinent, as well as Russia and Eastern Europe. Elliot's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as World Wealth Journal, GlobalCapital, and ASIAMONEY Magazine.

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Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 59 %
Data Driven: 21 %
Promotional: 8 %
Reviews: 2 %
Events: 2 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Wealth Management
  • Asset Management
  • Investment Strategies
  • Alternative Investments
  • Stocks & Bonds
  • Hedge Funds
  • Mutual Funds

Pitching Insights

Elliot's coverage primarily focuses on finance and the economy, with a particular emphasis on banking, financial institutions, Asia, economic growth, and corruption. His articles often cite data and involve investment analysis.

Given these attributes, Elliot is likely to respond well to pitches that offer in-depth insights into the Asian banking sector or analyses of economic trends within this region. Additionally, he may be interested in receiving press releases from companies operating within Asia's financial industry or those involved in significant investments or developments.

Pitches should cater to his interest in topics related to banking practices and challenges within the Asian market as well as provide data-driven perspectives on economic growth opportunities and potential issues such as corruption.

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Articles

Asian Private Banker

UnionBank taps digital strategy to target Philippines' wealthy

UnionBank taps digital strategy to target Philippines' wealthy

By: Elliot Wilson

UnionBank of the Philippines is stepping up its ambition to become a leading force in the country's wealth management space, combining digital scale, strategic partnerships and recent acquisitions to target a fast-growing mass-affluent segment. The bank is “becoming one of the top players in the [domestic] wealth space,” its head of wealth, Gauraw Srivastava, told Asian Private Banker. To be sure, measured…

Asian Private Banker

Why India's private banks are chasing hidden regional wealth

Why India's private banks are chasing hidden regional wealth

By: Elliot Wilson

Wealth in India is no longer concentrated in a handful of big cities. It's being created and amassed not just in tier-one hubs like Mumbai and Delhi, but in dozens of smaller cities once considered backwaters. Private banks and wealth managers are following the money, setting up shop in places they once ignored. Wealth management coverage in India used to…

Asian Private Banker

India's wealth dilemma: Who grinds, who inherits and who squanders

India's wealth dilemma: Who grinds, who inherits and who squanders

By: Elliot Wilson

When Rajmohan Krishnan picked up his first paycheque in 1993, India was a different place. A liberal-minded premier, PV Narasimha Rao, was reforming a fragile economy. The country's first private lender, IndusInd Bank, wouldn't open for business for another 12 months. Anyone with wealth and ambition moved to Hong Kong, London or New York. Rajmohan Krishnan He moved up the…

Asian Private Banker

Koda Capital nets US$11.9bn as Australia's HNWs look beyond Big Four

Koda Capital nets US$11.9bn as Australia's HNWs look beyond Big Four

By: Elliot Wilson

Independent wealth managers in Australia have been propelled by the downsizing of wealth businesses at the country's Big Four following findings of systemic misconduct in 2019. Since then, by targeting an underserved ‘forgotten middle' of high net worth (HNW) clients, one such firm, Koda Capital, has amassed A$16.5 billion (US$11.9 billion) in AUM. When veteran operators Paul Heath, Steve Tucker…

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