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DatabankOctober 3 2023

Private banks saw a decrease in assets under management in 2022

An annual survey by McKinsey dives into the challenges to growth and profitability of European private banks. After a successful 2021, the industry is navigating an uncertain macroeconomic outlook and evolving client needs.
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In 2022, assets under management (AUM) for European private banks decreased 7% from the previous year, according to a recent McKinsey report. The decrease also reflects a one-point reduction in net inflows to 3%. Industry profits rose 1.7% to €22bn in 2022, a new peak driven by a relevant rise in net interest margins.

The survey has been conducted annually since 2003 and reviewed the recent financial results of more than 100 institutions. It illustrates how 2021 was a record year, while 2022 was characterised by more volatile markets. The 2010s were a decade of growth in financial markets which boosted the wealth of individuals in many parts of the globe. However, it now seems that overall growth in assets has stalled.

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