Business Knowledge for IT in Private Wealth Management

Business Knowledge for IT in Private Wealth Management"The fastest growingsector of the financial services industry requires professionals from thefastest growing industry in history. There are reports of a shortage of privatebankers and wealth managers across the globe and consequently a shortage ofbusiness aligned IT professionals that support the business. Private banks andwealth management firms are stocking up on IT staff and they're less fussy."Business Knowledge for IT in Private Wealth

"The fastest growingsector of the financial services industry requires professionals from thefastest growing industry in history. There are reports of a shortage of privatebankers and wealth managers across the globe and consequently a shortage ofbusiness-aligned IT professionals that support the business. Private banks andwealth management firms are stocking up on IT staff - and they're less fussy."Business Knowledge for IT in Private Wealth Management" is packedwith information that will ensure that IT professionals become as knowledgeableabout the business of private wealth management as their business counterparts.The information contained therein includes: overview of private wealthmanagement including discussions of boutique PWMs and family offices; recenttrends in the private management industry; portfolio construction; and,regulatory and tax issues and the systems used in private wealth managementfirms and family offices. Contributors to this book include Chris SkinnerChairman of The Financial Services Club and Chief Executive of Balatro,International Private Banking Systems, Odyssey , Thomson, Pyxis Mobile, TaylorYoung Investments, Oracle, FinObjects , Pulse Software and more.'"Business Knowledge for IT in Private Wealth Management" is aninvaluable handbook for professionals working in private wealth management andcrossovers. It is targeted at IT professionals such as: Project Managers;Application Developers; Development Managers; Test Managers; Business Analysts;Data Analysts; Systems Analysts; Test Analysts; Support Analysts; DatabaseAdministrators; and, HR staff responsible for IT recruitment. This book isconcise ensuring that readers don't get distracted superfluous information.