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市場調查報告書
以在外印度人為對象的財富管理
Non-Resident Indian Wealth Management 2008
| 出版商 |
Datamonitor |
| 出版日期 |
2008年03月 |
商品編碼 |
64559 |
| 內容資訊 |
英文 30 pages |
| 價格 |
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本報告已在2011年07月19日停止出版。
近年來,在外印度人(NRI)成為財富管理企業的重要利基市場,是具未來成長潛力的市場。
本報告書內容包括:以在外印度人為對象的財富管理企業策略分析。內容綱要摘記如下:
概要
實施概要
第1章 市場概況
- 全球NRI人口集中在美國、英國、中東
- NRI人口最多的地方是沙烏地阿拉伯及美國、UAE等地
- NRI的流動資產估計在5,000億美元左右
- 在新加坡、歐洲的最新法案、立法案中增加其影響力
第2章 顧客
- 文化傳統、人口統計、地區影響NRI的需求
- 對傳統及家族的重視引起印度人的投資興趣
- 企業家社群熱心於接觸商業銀行
- 都市地區的NRI也投資本國以外的地方
- NRI投資人偏好長期投資
- 到處流動的NRI期望有行動力及彈性
- 服務品質及財富管理關係對NRI而言最重要
- 因地區不同,對服務水準的期待也不同
- NRI投資人受到服務品質、廣泛商品、互補性的服務左右
第3章 競爭策略
- 嘗試結合國内外專家的競爭策略
- 根據共同事業合約,投資專家及客戶可利用
- 投資人需求刺激新的銷售合約
- 財富管理企業為確立NRI事業而尋求利用印度的國内事業
- 子公司也是進入市場方式的選擇之一
- 中間市場、高級市場兩邊的策略同時必要
- 競爭企業介紹
- DSP Merrill Lynch致力於發展全球事業,提供網路功能
- Societe Generale透過各種活動支援與顧客建立關係
- ABN AMRO利用全面性產品/服務的組合與NRI資源中心掌握富裕階層的NRI
- ICICI Bank提供包括不動産出資等專業服務的廣泛商品
- Axis Bank以NRI及其家人為目標客群
附錄
Abstract
Overview
Introduction
In recent years NRIs have come to be seen as an important niche segment for
wealth managers to target and as a key potential growth area in the future.
This brief assesses the strategies that wealth managers are using to target
NRIs.
Scope
- Sizes the global NRI market;
- Presents a profile of NRI clients, based on Datamonitor surveys in Europe
and Asia Pacific;
- Assesses wealth managers' strategies for targeting the NRI market.
Highlights
The global stock of non-resident Indians (NRIs) continues to expand, with the
highest concentrations in Saudi Arabia, the US, the UAE and the UK.
Datamonitor research suggests that NRI clients based in Europe are more likely
to insist on greater involvement in the management of their portfolios. In
fact, 66% of European wealth managers described their NRI clients' desire to
take an active role in their own portfolio management/investment decisions as
above-average or high.
Major wealth managers also perceive the value of targeting the NRI market by
establishing private banking operations in their homeland. SG Private
Banking' s Singapore office serves as the base for its non-resident Indian
(NRI) business line. However, the bank also leverages its on-the-ground
presence in Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi and Mumbai.
Reasons to Purchase
- Identify the most important countries and regions for NRI wealth
management;
- Develop your NRI proposition based on insight into clients'
characteristics and needs;
- Compare your competitors' strategies for targeting this niche segment.
Table of Contents
- Overview
- Catalyst
- Summary
- Methodology
- Executive Summary
- NRIs continue to offer solid business potential for wealth managers
- The global NRI population is concentrated in the US, UK and the Middle
East
- Cultural traditions, demographics and location dictate the needs of
NRIs
- Competitive strategies attempt to marry the best of international and
local expertise
- Table of Contents
- Table of figures
- Table of tables
- Market Context
- The global NRI population is concentrated in the US, UK and the Middle
East
- Saudi Arabia and the US have the biggest NRI populations, but the UAE
is registering strong inflows
- NRIs account for an estimated $500 billion of liquid assets
- Recent and proposed legislation may increase interest in Singapore and
Europe
- Customers
- Cultural traditions, demographics and location dictate the needs of NRIs
- A strong sense of heritage and family stokes interest in Indian
investment
- An entrepreneurial community is also keen to access business banking
and complementary services
- Increasingly sophisticated NRIs are investing beyond their homeland
- NRI investors are willing to take a long-term view
- Mobile NRIs demand portability and flexibility
- Quality of service and the wealth management relationship are
paramount to NRIs
- Location may influence expectations regarding service levels
- NRI investors are driven by quality of service, access to a broad
product range and complementary services
- Competitive strategy
- Competitive strategies attempt to marry the best of international and
local expertise
- Joint venture arrangements provide ready access to investment
expertise and clients
- Investor demand is driving new distribution agreements
- Wealth managers are leveraging their onshore operations in India to
build their NRI businesses
- Subsidiaries also represent an option for market entry
- Both mid-market and up-market strategies have their place
- Competitor profiles
- DSP Merrill Lynch leverages Merrill Lynch' s global reach and offers
online functionality
- Société Générale builds client relationships through event sponsorship
- ABN AMRO targets mass affluent NRIs with a comprehensive
product/service portfolio and an NRI resource center
- ICICI Bank offers a broad product range including specialist services
for property investment
- Axis Bank caters for NRIs and their families
- Appendix
- Data
- Methodology
- Further reading
- Ask the analyst
- Datamonitor consulting
- Disclaimer
- List of Tables
- Table 1: How would you rate NRI clients on their demand for tax
advice, on average?
- Table 2: How would you rate NRI clients on their demand for estate
planning/trust services, on average?
- Table 3: How would you rate NRI clients on their demand for strong
international services such as offshore investments or overseas property
investment/management, etc, on average?
- Table 4: How would you rate NRI clients on their demand for online
functionality from their wealth manager, on average?
- Table 5: How would you rate NRI clients on their desire to take an
active role in their own portfolio management/investment decisions, on
average?
- Table 6: How would you rate NRI clients on their demand for frequent
communication/interaction with their wealth manager, on average?
- Table 7: How would you rate the NRI client segment on its
attractiveness as an area to focus on?
- Table 8: For which of the following products is there "a lot of
demand" from NRI clients?
- Table 9: For which of the following services is there "a lot of
demand" from NRI clients?
- List of Figures
- Figure 1: Stocks of NRIs by destination country, 2006
- Figure 2: Flows of NRIs by destination country, 2006
- Figure 3: How would you rate NRI clients on their demand for tax
advice, on average?
- Figure 4: How would you rate NRI clients on their demand for estate
planning/trust services, on average?
- Figure 5: How would you rate NRI clients on their demand for strong
international services, such as offshore investments or overseas property
investment/management, on average?
- Figure 6: How would you rate NRI clients on their demand for online
functionality from their wealth manager, on average?
- Figure 7: How would you rate NRI clients on their desire to take an
active role in their own portfolio management/investment decisions, on
average?
- Figure 8: How would you rate NRI clients on their demand for frequent
communication/interaction with their wealth manager, on average?
- Figure 9: How would you rate the NRI client segment on its
attractiveness as an area to focus on?
- Figure 10: For which of the following products is there "a lot of
demand" from NRI clients?
- Figure 11: For which of the following services is there "a lot of
demand" from NRI clients?
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