Private banking

Private banking is banking, investment and other financial services provided by banks to high-net-worth individuals with high levels of income or invest sizable assets. The term "private" refers to customer service rendered on a more personal basis than in mass-market retail banking, usually via dedicated bank advisers. It does not refer to a private bank, which is a non-incorporated banking institution.

Private banking forms a more exclusive (for the especially affluent) subset of wealth management. At least until recently, it largely consisted of banking services (deposit taking and payments), discretionary asset management, brokerage, limited tax advisory services and some basic concierge-type services, offered by a single designated relationship manager.

Overview

Private banking is the way banking originated. The first banks in Venice were focused on managing personal finance for wealthy families. Private banks became known as ‘Private’ to stand out from the retail banking & savings banks aimed at the new middle class. Traditionally, private banks were linked to families for several generations. They often advised and performed all financial & banking services for families. Historically, private banking has developed in Europe (see the List of private banks). Some banks in Europe are known for managing assets of some royal families. The assets of the Princely Family of Liechtenstein are managed by LGT Group (founded in 1920 and originally known as The Liechtenstein Global Trust). The assets of the Dutch royal family are managed by MeesPierson (founded in 1720). The assets of the British Royal Family are managed by Coutts (founded in 1692).

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GlobalResearch 16 Mar 2023

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Emirates NBD Private Banking caters to the diverse needs of customers

Gulf News 15 Feb 2023

Emirates NBD Private ... Notably, Emirates NBD Private Banking’s international reach, via well-regulated offshore booking centres in London, Singapore and Saudi Arabia, is strategically important in allowing us to offer our clients diversified portfolio strategies for their wealth.

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Adani-Hindenburg row: SC to hear fresh PIL of Congress leader on 17 Feb

Live Mint 15 Feb 2023

Its findings also indicate that the Adani Group has inflated the share price of their various companies and by using the inflated price they have obtained loans worth ₹82,000 crore from various public sectors and private banks.The plea alleged that the respondent company and ...

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The Patrushev Oversight

Off Guardian 03 Feb 2023

Consequently, in order to facilitate the transition to sustainable development, the Russian private commercial banks see it as their “duty” to engage with the Russian government in its policy decisions..

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Barclays and UBS face questions over Roman Abramovich’s billion-dollar trusts

The Observer 30 Jan 2023

The documents, however, shed light on longstanding relationships between private wealth divisions at the two banks and opaque offshore trusts sheltering the riches of one of Russia’s wealthiest men ... For Barclays, the relationship was handled by a branch of its exclusive private bank in Monaco.

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Did Washington Boost Another South American Coup?

Scheerpost 24 Jan 2023

From murdering peasants to tossing leftists out of helicopters during flight, to privatizing anything in the public domain to stuffing their offshore bank accounts with cash, to financing death squads to doing the bidding, whatever it may be, of Washington bigwigs, foreign ...

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Rupee rally powered due to changing offshore view, say traders

Live Mint 11 Jan 2023

... for the USD/INR moving out of this range was dollar sales by offshore investors in NDF, said a trader at a large private sector bank.Offshore investors possibly now have a less pessimistic view of the rupee on account of India's improving current account dynamics and the U.S.

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Indian rupee's rally powered by changing offshore view - traders

Reuters 11 Jan 2023

dollar was powered mostly by offshore market ... The major reason for the USD/INR moving out of this range was dollar sales by offshore investors in NDF, said a trader at a large private sector bank ... Federal Reserve's less hawkish outlook, a dealer at another private bank said.

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Indian rupee breaches 82/USD for first time in over a month

The Times of India 10 Jan 2023

The move has likely been triggered by a fall in USD/INR offshore points, a trader at a private sector bank said, adding that it is ...

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China’s top banks ordered to issue offshore loans to help developers

Business Day 02 Dec 2022

Funds flowing from banks will allow developers to repay offshore loans and ... The third source said that, while the big four banks preferred fresh lending to go to state-backed developers, they would have to include some private firms, which have a greater need for offshore loans.

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Exclusive: China's top banks to issue offshore loans to help developers repay debt

Reuters 02 Dec 2022

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England’s water: the world’s piggy bank

The Observer 30 Nov 2022

England is one of the few countries in the world where water is fully owned by private companies ... These offshore investors include private and state-owned international funds, banks, multinationals and billionaires headquartered outside the UK, and they control at least 72% of English water, new Guardian research has found.

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IMF: Nigeria’s Fiscal Deficit May Widen to 6.2% of GDP in 2022

This Day 19 Nov 2022

“However, large net private outflows by domestic banks and nonbanks in the form of offshore deposits surpassed net inflows by foreign investors putting downward pressure on gross international reserves ... These factors hinder much-needed capital inflows, encourage outflows and constrain private sector investment.

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Rupee ends firm after volatile session on better risk sentiment

The Times of India 15 Nov 2022

Traders said there was strong demand for dollars by private and foreign banks in the morning, likely on behalf of their corporate clients. The subsequent losses were reversed in the later half of the session as the dollar index dropped 0.7%, a trader with a private bank said.