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Citi Private Bank
Великобритания
Добавлен 24 июн 2020
Citi Private Bank is dedicated to helping dynamic individuals and their families preserve and grow their wealth. Our clients include some of the world’s leading entrepreneurs, executives, investors and their family offices.
We provide customized private banking that crosses borders, including some sophisticated services usually reserved for major global institutions. We help our clients invest, make cash work harder, borrow, build wealth plans, give back to society and create a lasting legacy.
Citi Private Bank is part of Citi, one of the world’s largest financial institutions, whose network spans 160 countries. We draw on this global reach to serve our clients wherever in the world they have family, homes and businesses.
Here, you’ll find videos about our unique community, market views and other ideas, services, culture and talent. You can learn more about what we do and how you could join our community by completing the form citi.us/3rmQ9IH
We provide customized private banking that crosses borders, including some sophisticated services usually reserved for major global institutions. We help our clients invest, make cash work harder, borrow, build wealth plans, give back to society and create a lasting legacy.
Citi Private Bank is part of Citi, one of the world’s largest financial institutions, whose network spans 160 countries. We draw on this global reach to serve our clients wherever in the world they have family, homes and businesses.
Here, you’ll find videos about our unique community, market views and other ideas, services, culture and talent. You can learn more about what we do and how you could join our community by completing the form citi.us/3rmQ9IH
Sustainable investing: What are the different approaches?
This video brought to you by Citi Private Bank explores the main types of sustainable investing strategies and the considerations of sustainable investing.
To find out more: www.privatebank.citibank.com/we-offer/sustainable-investing?
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What is a family office and why might you consider one?
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What is a family office? And why might an ultra high net worth family consider one? This video, brought to you by Citi Private Bank, helps answer some of the most frequently asked questions about family offices. To find out more: www.privatebank.citibank.com/we-offer/family-office-advisory?
How certain families have stayed wealthy for generations
Просмотров 52 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Some families have managed to grow and preserve their wealth for generations. In this video we explore the key wealth preservation principles that have helped them do so. To find out more: www.privatebank.citibank.com/insights/timeless-principles-for-sustaining-great-wealth#:~:text=Structuring wealth thoughtfully,wealth for the long term.?
Private banking vs. wealth management: What's the difference?
Просмотров 29 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Many people partner with a wealth manager as they seek to preserve and grow their wealth. But what do private banks, wealth managers and private wealth managers actually do? This video looks at the differences between them, who they serve as well as the minimum requirements for each. To find out more: ruclips.net/user/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbFJ6Tm1qR2V1NXNKZ3pkYW9P...
Wealth Outlook 2024: Investing in energy
Просмотров 3038 месяцев назад
The transition from carbon-intensive to sustainable energy sources is accelerating. Our Chief Investment Strategist Steven Wieting discusses the potential investment opportunities in the energy sector and what the challenges may be over the coming years. To learn more: www.privatebank.citibank.com/outlook/sustainable-portfolios?Energy&
Wealth Outlook 2024: Investing amid US-China rivalry
Просмотров 2458 месяцев назад
What does the tension between China and the US mean for investors? Steven Wieting, our Chief Investment Strategist, explains why technology has become an industrial and political battleground between the two G2 nations and explores potential investment opportunities for 2024 and beyond. To learn more: www.privatebank.citibank.com/outlook/positioning-for-g2?G2&
Wealth Outlook 2024: Investing in healthcare
Просмотров 2768 месяцев назад
Steven Wieting, our Chief Investment Strategist, explores trends for the healthcare sector and potential opportunities and challenges for investors in the coming years. To learn more: www.privatebank.citibank.com/outlook/future-of-healthcare?Healthcare&
Wealth Outlook 2024: Investing in AI
Просмотров 3828 месяцев назад
Our Chief Investment Strategist Steven Wieting explores the potential investment opportunities as we enter the next stage of the AI buildout. To learn more: www.privatebank.citibank.com/outlook/deepening-digitization?AI&
Wealth Outlook 2024: key themes for 2024 and beyond
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Our Chief Investment Officer David Bailin explains why now is a good time to be a global investor, with potential opportunities to build resilient portfolios. To find out more, read Citi Private Bank's 2024 economic outlook: www.privatebank.citibank.com/outlook?KeyThemes&
Citi Private Bank: Dedicated to ultra-high net worth families
Просмотров 3,5 тыс.Год назад
Citi Private Bank serves ultra-high net worth (UHNW) individuals and their families. We provide customized private banking and wealth management services. If you have family members, homes, businesses and investments worldwide, it is vital to have a partner that is as global as you. We address your needs from cross-border banking to investing to financing to wealth planning. Our distinctive fam...
A community to empower women in wealth | Citi Private Bank
Просмотров 570Год назад
Women are a growing force in wealth. More and more women are founding, growing and leading some of the most exciting businesses around the world. Great things can happen when dynamic individuals come together. Therefore Citi Private Bank has created a global network for our clients, connecting people of all genders to explore ideas and share experiences from a female perspective. Follow us on L...
Citi Private Bank: Empowering female progress makers
Просмотров 184Год назад
As we celebrate International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month, we proudly share the stories from female progress-makers we serve. Follow us on LinkedIn: bit.ly/3u7wkqh Follow us on Instagram: bit.ly/3kKtce6
Energy investment trends for 2023 and beyond | Wealth Outlook 2023
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What are the key trends and investment opportunities in energy for 2023 and beyond? We examine how the global energy crisis has strengthened the case for clean and secure energy. Watch for an overview on investing in energy and portfolio exposure to the energy transition. Download Wealth Outlook 2023 report for more: citi.us/3FAP1bb Follow us on LinkedIn: bit.ly/3u7wkqh Follow us on Instagram: ...
Investing in healthcare | Wealth Outlook 2023
Просмотров 123Год назад
Demand for healthcare is expected to grow faster than the economy over time. Aging populations and the expanding global middle class will likely boost for healthcare over many years. To learn more about the compelling case for healthcare, download the full Wealth Outlook 2023 report on our website: citi.us/3FAP1bb Follow us on LinkedIn: bit.ly/3u7wkqh Follow us on Instagram: bit.ly/3kKtce6
Investing in digital transformation | Wealth Outlook 2023
Просмотров 94Год назад
Further near-term downside for digitization assets cannot be ruled out in 2023. However, we reiterate our conviction in its longer-term potential. Watch to learn about investment opportunities and trends in digital transformation, including semiconductors, robotics and automation. For more, download Wealth Outlook 2023 report: citi.us/3FAP1bb Follow us on LinkedIn: bit.ly/3u7wkqh Follow us on I...
What US-China rivalry means for investors | Wealth Outlook 2023
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What US-China rivalry means for investors | Wealth Outlook 2023
How to invest in 2023 and seek yield amid higher interest rates | Wealth Outlook 2023
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How to invest in 2023 and seek yield amid higher interest rates | Wealth Outlook 2023
Opening of the Citi Private Bank office in Frankfurt, Germany
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Opening of the Citi Private Bank office in Frankfurt, Germany
Opening of the Citi Private Bank office in Paris, France
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Opening of the Citi Private Bank office in Paris, France
The Gupta Family: Key approaches for effective philanthropy | Part 3
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The Gupta Family: Key approaches for effective philanthropy | Part 3
The Gupta Family: Key approaches for effective philanthropy | Part 2
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The Gupta Family: Key approaches for effective philanthropy | Part 2
The Gupta Family: Key approaches for effective philanthropy | Part 1
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The Gupta Family: Key approaches for effective philanthropy | Part 1
Fernando Alonso and David Bailin interview
Просмотров 10 тыс.Год назад
Fernando Alonso and David Bailin interview
A new impact economy: Harlin Singh and Sir Ronald Cohen | Part 3
Просмотров 1672 года назад
A new impact economy: Harlin Singh and Sir Ronald Cohen | Part 3
The impact revolution: Harlin Singh and Sir Ronald Cohen | Part 2
Просмотров 562 года назад
The impact revolution: Harlin Singh and Sir Ronald Cohen | Part 2
Impact investing: Harlin Singh and Sir Ronald Cohen | Part 1
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Impact investing: Harlin Singh and Sir Ronald Cohen | Part 1
Engage the next generation of your family business
Просмотров 1062 года назад
Engage the next generation of your family business
The role of a successful business owner
Просмотров 972 года назад
The role of a successful business owner
Just put your money in a low cost S&P 500 index fund.
Clear and succinct. Thank you.
Tax breaks, subsidies, destroyed labor unions to exploit workforce, offshoring to tax havens.
There are people who need "Aircraft financing " And here I am eating Churros while watching yt
Family planned marriages seem a given in these cases, i think it guarantees consolidation of their power and lineage
... or they just move wealth to places without inheritance tax ...
Just buy Bitcoin +40% a year return on average 💁🏻♂️🚀
Risk takers are money makers
I'm a normal 22yrs old boy and I'm surprised having a RUclips suggestion which talks seriously about wealthy like this. However, this is like a signal, a hint, an encouragement for me to keep up my work. I'm continuing the small coffee business of my family. My parents started it in a poor remote place (no offense), and now it's somewhat one of a choice for local people. I found my passion and responsibility to develop that coffee brand. As the first steps, I'm renovating/improving anything that I think it's necessary: the store design, the procedure (frankly we didn't have a formal one), new products, ... The progress is so slow now because I'm relying on income from my remote Software Engineer job, but I'm happy with every small change day-by-day. Agree with this video, I hope that one day I will not only be satisfied by my achievements but also have an accommodation, education for the next generations, no wonder big or small, just need it to be better. It would be nice to see more content like this!
If you want to develop your local business I highly advice you to read the 2 books "100m offer" and "100m leads" from Alex Hormozi
You are a man !!!!!!
whats ur linkedlin or x
My family is a few figures short to be your family, Citi.
All the wise decisions and hard work that create family wealth can be destroyed by a few unstable marriages and divorces. Stable intra family relations should have been explicitly added to this otherwise good video.
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The QFS is beautiful.....things are changing PDQ.
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Thanks
This video is great therapy
My family don't have wealth but why I am watching it😔,i think in future I make wealth for my grandchildren😂😂🎉
Its like asking a barber wether or not i needed a haircut.
So these are the kinds of advertisements targeted to ultra rich people, wow. I feel like I accessed the wrong channel, LOL.
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No you’re at the right one, it was meant to be, destined.😄
Nope. Not an accident.. We are being educated making this topic now part of our stock knowledge...
They forgot another point - be great at manipulating government and politics in order to preserve your wealth
Divorce will take everything
OK keep in touch
Next level Butlering? That said, things can get out of hand if you start having family court family city where they entire region works for the family. Anywho, you learn something new about how the mega rich operate. When I saw family office, I thought it was an office that family members all have to participate in occasionally regardless of what other jobs/businesses they might have to deal with the family's lifestyles or problems that may arise.
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Best argument I know against someone who knows the family well heading a family office is that it's origination can be essentially a ruse disguising the de facto office of the greediest family member. If it's your idea to consider a provider like Citi you're probably not this person and your family is probably about to stay privileged enough to not even know their good fortune in avoiding the problem I'm describing. But if you are 1) not this person, 2) this person is 2nd or later generation since the original fortune's establishment, and 3) the family office is his/her idea--ask yourself why that person wants the rest of you to do this thing. Of course if you and / or the others are more prosperous it's obvious why, but particularly if this is the most well-to-do family member(s) ask yoursel(f/ves) why they want you to do this thing that's seemingly not in their interest. My grandfather's accountant's son (who I am stuck with for now as trustee) formed an LLC with my grandmother's remaining assets after my grandfather died and she followed this guy's recommendation to refuse the bequest of undivided producing mineral acreage (so yes some of that is on my dad for being disrespectful greedy and stupid too) in which my aunt, uncle, father, and grandmother had equal participating shares. After the minerals I guess Dad was down with the family LLC because of that good family office tax advice he died 15 years after taking without ever knowing it was used to preserve my grandmother's share (of her own assets🙄) and pass all of her expenses for the rest of her life including round the clock in-home care for about a dozen years to my father. When they dissolved it upon her death he gave me half and my brother the other half of what remained of his share and it was 2/3 of what it had been 15 years prior, so probably he didn't clue-in about how much that would mean her expenses would've had to be given how well the market performed because taking advantage of the generation skipping tax exemption meant he wasn't paying attention to our money, just like his last will and tantrum the family office prepared that was used to steal his share of the mineral interests from us by liquidation as trust principal after his death. The only reason it hasn't yet happened is because I put them on notice that I can figure out who's planning to buy it cheap with the alias she hybridized from my grandmother's first name and her own married last name through my uncle's foundation to steal what the LLC preserved. The 340 million dollar foundation that gave away 12 grand last year. Yet none of this is a crime for which popo will slap the cuffs on any of them and when I sue my trust has to pay for their defense. O&G is a dying industry anyway so it's not like it's going to take care of all my second cousins for the rest of their lives or anything (especially without my grandfather my father or myself at least to tell them what's what before they try to manage it with no experience) but although I can't speak for my brother neither one of us has kids so the biggest lesson of all (despite being completely lost on them) has been that I didn't have plans to leave mine to anyone else anyway. Hard pill to swallow still though after being the one who did the work from which her share of one lease bonus bought their family's vacation home WHILE SHE WAS STEALING WHAT SHE SURELY GENERATION-SKIPPED TO MY COUSINS. Ever since then I call her Aunt Long Titty No Nipple Dried Up Baggy Dustbowl Pussy Still Trying To Be Bitter Because Your First Husband Didn't Want To Fuck You But Why The Hell Don't You Think Babytrapping Him After Someone Else Knocked You Up With My Eldest Cousin Might've Been A Bonerkiller Bitch. Because a special aunt deserves a special name 😒. Anyway that's getting close to oversharing LMFAO but I saw one commenter asked about the situation of all relatives disagreeing and if asked all I would say to that is it's no picnic being the sane one in a family that sounds determined to see to it that in all likelihood only the lawyers can possibly win. Stupid and crazy have irrationality in common so unfortunately even quick learners who don't know they're late to class are significantly disadvantaged when there's nothing regrettable relatives won't do. Including underestimate the wrong nephew / cousin😏. Hopefully my example is instructive in the context of how astonishing fraudulent conveyances against even only living family members with work experience in the relevant industry that might not faze the wackjobs who'll do them are almost inevitably some of the unlikeliest-seeming possibilities to others competent enough to get our needs met with our own resources. "...But now, with a most inhuman cruelty, they who have put out the people's eyes, reproach them of their blindness..."--John Milton, Apology for Smectymnuus (1642), section VIII.
this is for high income individuals (HNI) , this video is actually very helpful.
No wonder Indian business conglomerate families like Tatas are successful even after 200 years. They have such a diversified portfolio, they make everything a person needs in his life from cradle to coffin.
@@HeyHugh don't take it in literal sense.
Will contact you soon 🎉
There must be a reason why RUclips recommended this to me, probably it predicted that I will have the fortune in the future?
I will need this information in the future! Thank you, Citi.
citi be like. dont give us your money
youtube thinks i need a family office with $19.50 in my bank account?
Of course you never told how much is in your trust or brokerage
If you don't want to manage your family's wealth like a business have a professional Family Office assist.
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I really appreciate RUclips taking me here. One day.
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I didnt understand all the points
1. Diversify your investments, even though the initial wealth might have been created through concentrated investments(like starting your own business) as soon as you have substantial amount of wealth, diversify it 2. Stay invested even when there is a market crash(have long term vision, don't panic and sell all your investments at a loss, hold them through the downturn) 3. Structure your investments,( don't let an idiot inherit your wealth, don't loose in a divorce) 4. Open a family office (so that professionals can help you do all the above)
very informative.tyou
Interesting that $200MM is the lower bound now. That doesn’t seem very out of reach.
Gary Stevenson... lol
Family: Expenses? What expenses? Team of Professionals: Expenses With A Lot of Sides sir.
And if you have family members that disagree on pretty much everything?
Like every day life u vote on how to resolve issues, this works even in institutions.
Perfect!!!
These types of issues are solvable as long as key figures are not addicts or mentally sick. Key is research and communication.
It doesn’t have to a family including your siblings and parents. You can have a family office with the new family that you have (or you will make) with your spouse and potentially kids. If you are still unmarried, you can have a family office that has only you.
Each family member has a lawyer that represents them. You tell them your issue and gripes and they go deal with it in the family court.
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Mantap, terimakasih informasinya om 🎉
Well presented. Covered most of the challenges faced by family offices.
Thanks for sharing very good videos
Citibank 💕 the Families
Let me guess? Invested it with you for long term profit?
Lol
SOOOOOO phucking sick of US ads with someone with a British accent implying intelligence.
I take it they didn’t buy Citi stock ;)
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