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Report: World’s Best Wealth Management and Advisory Companies, 2025

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The private wealth management industry had a successful year in 2024, driven by an increase in the number of high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs), very-high-net-worth individuals (VHNWIs), ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNWIs), and affluent investors. Markets rebounded from the previous year’s downturn, and the Federal Reserve seems to have completed its cycle of interest rate hikes. Additionally, there was ongoing consolidation within the registered investment advisor (RIA) and insurance broker-dealer sectors.

As we look ahead to 2025, attention will focus on the Federal Reserve and its pace of interest rate cuts. More deal-making is expected, and new leaders at several wealth management companies will aim to make their mark. Assets under management in the wealth management market are projected to reach $168.20 trillion by 2025. Financial advisory services will dominate the market, with an expected volume of $165.10 trillion in 2025. From 2025 to 2029, assets under management are anticipated to grow at an annual rate of 1.94%, resulting in a total market volume of $181.60 trillion by 2029.

The ultra-wealthy often hire professionals to simplify their lives. Landscapers maintain their gardens, housekeepers keep their homes tidy, and nannies care for their children. However, the most crucial role is that of a wealth manager, who is responsible for safeguarding their financial assets. These advisors operate in various cities around the world, including New York, London, Mumbai, and Singapore. As fiduciaries, they are legally obligated to act in their clients’ best interests. Choosing a wealth management firm is a significant decision that requires careful consideration. One of the challenges in selecting the right firm is the abundance of excellent options available. Generally, major wealth management firms offer similar fundamental services, and there is no single firm that stands out as the best. The key is to determine which firm aligns best with your unique financial situation.

CEOWORLD magazine conducted an annual satisfaction survey of 120,000 customers from 100 global wealth management and advisory companies. These firms were ranked based on overall customer satisfaction. It is unsurprising that Bank of America Private Bank remains the largest provider of wealth management services to the world’s wealthiest and most influential individuals and families. However, Morgan Stanley’s Private Wealth Management group is closing in on the top rank. These two firms are truly in a class of their own.

For wealth management firms to succeed, they must prioritize growth strategies, adopt innovative business models and mindsets, and be able to adapt quickly to dynamic market conditions by reallocating resources as needed.

World's Best Wealth Management and Advisory Companies

RankWealth Management FirmScore
1Bank of America Private Bank96.67
2Morgan Stanley's Private Wealth Management group96.36
3UBS Wealth Management96.35
4Credit Suisse94.33
5J.P.Morgan Private Bank93.98
6Citi Private Bank93.66
7BNP Paribas Wealth Management92.42
8Private Wealth Management at Goldman Sachs91.49
9Wealth management at Julius Baer90.28
10Deutsche Bank Wealth Management 89.96
11Northern Trust Asset Management89.19
12China Merchants Bank’s FI Wealth Management87.57
13HSBC Private Bank85.24
14Wells Fargo Private Bank84.43
15Industrial and Commercial Bank of China’s ICBC Private Banking82.78
16Edward Jones82.77
17Raymond James Wealth Management 80.23
18Ameriprise Wealth Management79.87
19Barclays Wealth Management78.1
20Pictet Group78.03
21Royal Bank of Canada’s RBC Wealth Management77.55
22Bank of Montreal’s BMO Wealth Management77.5
23BNY Mellon Wealth Management76.97
24Nomura Wealth Management76.82
25Lombard Odier’s Private Bank76.58
26Stifel76.54
27Daiwa Asset Management75.85
28LPL Financial75.37
29BlackRock75.23
30State Street Global Advisors 75.17
31Fidelity74.07
32Capital Group73.78
33PIMCO73.61
34Creative Planning71.7
35HighTower Advisors71.41
36Chevy Chase Trust69.98
37Oxford Financial Group69.01
38Canterbury Consulting66.5
39Comprehensive Financial Management64.63
40Comprehensive Financial Management62.73
41Plante Moran Financial Advisors62.03
42Ehrenkranz Partners61.46
43Shepherd Kaplan Krochuk60.82
44KLS Professional Advisors Group, LLC 60.37
45Mercer Global Advisors Inc 59.21
46Buckingham Strategic Wealth57.8
47myCIO Wealth Partners, LLC57.77
48Beacon Pointe Advisors56.41
49Convergent Wealth Management56.39
50Innovest Portfolio Solutions56.2
51Mariner Wealth Advisors55.23
52Brownson, Rehmus & Foxworth Inc53.36
53Douglas C. Lane & Associates53.1
54Mason Investment Advisory Services53.08
55Presidio Capital Advisors LLC50.8
56Cornerstone Advisors Asset Management49.84
57Cerity Partners49.06
58Clarfeld48.64
59Avalon Advisors LLC47.79
60Loring, Wolcott & Coolidge46.88
61Baker Street Advisors45.05

Note: Please note that the information and rankings mentioned above are provided for your reference only. CEOWORLD magazine and its affiliates or advisors do not offer legal, tax, or accounting advice. It is highly recommended that you seek advice from your legal and/or tax advisors before making any financial decisions.


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Despina Wilson, D.Litt.
Despina Wilson, D.Litt. in Cultural Diplomacy and Journalism, is the Business News Editor at CEOWORLD Magazine, where she specializes in delivering strategic content at the intersection of international finance, executive positioning, and cross-cultural communication. Fluent in Spanish and English, Despina brings over 12 years of editorial and advisory experience across Latin America, the U.S., and Europe.

Before joining CEOWORLD magazine, she held senior editorial roles at finance publications in Mexico City and worked as a corporate communications advisor for multinational firms. Her writing explores macroeconomic shifts, emerging markets, corporate governance, and the PR strategies that shape public perception of top-tier companies and their leaders.

At CEOWORLD, Despina leads a multilingual editorial team that produces business content tailored for global executives navigating complex financial ecosystems. She holds a degree in Business Journalism and a certificate in Strategic Public Relations.

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