Abstract
Introduction
With the Western economies in a tailspin there is increasing focus from wealth
managers on the potential in the Middle East. This report provides a clear
picture of the scale and composition of the onshore wealth management
landscape from 2004-13 across the GCC region. It also assesses key competitive
developments in the three most attractive countries.
Scope of this research
- Market data: Number of affluent individuals and aggregate onshore liquid
assets for 2004-13.
- Market data covers Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE.
- 5-10 Competitor profiles for each of the 3 most attractive markets for
foreign wealth managers.
- Datamonitor' s Wealth Market Opportunity Index.
Research and analysis highlights
Datamonitor has developed a Wealth Management Opportunity Index to aid those
working in the wealth management industry to gauge the relative attractiveness
of markets as wealth management centers.
This report highlights Datamonitor' s conclusion that the UAE, Qatar and
Bahrain are the most attractive wealth markets in the Middle East. Kuwait,
Saudi Arabia and Oman offer fewer opportunities for different reasons.
Wealth Management in the Middle East sizes the wealth markets in six Middle
Eastern countries, as measured by the number of wealthy individuals (defined
as those with aggregate onshore liquid assets of more than $50,000) and the
total level of holdings of onshore liquid assets.
Key reasons to purchase this research
- See how the affluent populations grow or decline in the next five years.
- Understand the competitive landscape in the most attractive markets.
- Identify the products and services that wealth managers are using to
attract the GCC' s affluent customers.
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