Independent wealth managers (IWMs)
Firms that combine discretionary and advisory offerings, operate with lower client thresholds than private banks (around $250,000 in many markets) and typically do not rely on a banking license or proprietary product platforms.
Source: Global Wealth Report 2026: The Great Reordering (Boston Consulting Group) · p.8
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