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WHY PERSONALISATION IS THE NEW CURRENCY IN WEALTH MANAGEMENT

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By Kalpesh Khakhria, Group Chairman at Klay Group

Everyone in the wealth management industry claims to offer “personalisation.” Yet, for most traditional institutions, it remains a hollow buzzword, a superficial exercise of sorting investors into predefined “conservative” or “aggressive” risk boxes. This transaction-led and product-pushing model is fundamentally broken for today’s ultra-high-net-worth families, whose lives, businesses, and assets span multiple global jurisdictions. Real personalisation is a structural necessity that requires a radical overhaul of how advice is delivered.

We are operating in an era where wealthy families are building complex, cross-border portfolios. A business might be headquartered in the GCC, hold properties in Europe, and have beneficiaries residing across continents. The most critical point is “What does this capital need to achieve across generations?” Traditional banking silos, driven by high client-to-advisor ratios and transactional commissions, simply lack the agility and independence to answer this effectively.

While personalisation is a growing trend across the broader service industry, in wealth management, it has become the new currency. It is the primary driver of growth and retention, shifting the industry standard from generic products to trust-based, tailored advice. The future of wealth management will be exclusively influenced by trust and deep customisation. True personalisation relies on two specific, uncompromising differentiators: structural independence and relationship-plus-data intelligence.

First, it is impossible to fully understand a family’s cross-border tax realities, liquidity needs, or succession plans if an advisor manages multiple different accounts. Personalisation requires time and undivided attention. That is why boutique advisory models that deliberately cap an advisor’s roster, such as limiting it to just 20 families, are so critical. By removing the pressure of aggressive sales targets and replacing transaction-led commissions with a transparent advisory fee structure, advisors gain the freedom to ask the “why” behind a client’s wealth. This structural independence aligns the advisor’s interests directly with the client’s long-term outcomes, enabling the advisor to act as a true partner.

Second, modern personalisation demands the seamless integration of advanced financial technology. We have entered the era of “Wealth 3.0,” where artificial intelligence and data analytics are fundamentally changing how the industry forecasts risk and segments clients. AI must be utilised to codify a family’s complex constraints, such as multi-currency exposures, jurisdictional rules, and legacy holdings, into actionable, real-time portfolio adjustments and proactive stress testing.

However, the industry must draw an uncompromising line between automation and autonomy. While AI powerfully accelerates scenario analysis, it cannot replace the human connection. The nuanced human judgment, discretion, and contextual understanding required to navigate complex, multi-generational wealth remains absolutely irreplaceable. Technology provides the speed and the insight, but seasoned human strategists must retain ultimate autonomy to ensure that personalisation scales without compromising suitability or compliance.

Wealth management today must transcend simple market timing. It is about actively building multi-generational partnerships. The families that succeed over time are those who partner with independent advisors who are unconditionally in their corner. By combining bespoke human expertise with cutting-edge data intelligence, true personalisation transforms wealth from a static collection of assets into a powerful, coherent legacy that thrives across generations.

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THE AUTHORITY OF SOCIAL CONTRIBUTION – MA’AN LAUNCHES LIFE SKILLS PROGRAMME IN AL AIN REGION, REINFORCING COMMITMENT TO UAE YEAR OF FAMILY

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In alignment with the UAE Year of Family, the Authority of Social Contribution – Ma’an, part of the Department of Community Development – Abu Dhabi, has launched its Life Skills programme, a flagship initiative designed to empower youth with the practical, technical, and creative skills needed to thrive.

The programme forms part of a wider portfolio of family-focused initiatives introduced by the Authority of Social Contribution – Ma’an to support national priorities that strengthen family cohesion, wellbeing, and long-term prosperity.

The Life Skills programme equips youth with practical training in areas such as digital media and artificial intelligence, and aims to be delivered through over 100 volunteers who will lead programmes that foster innovation, creativity, and community engagement. The programme has the capability to benefit more than 180 young members of the community, strengthening their readiness to navigate digital transformation and build an empowered youth generation creating positive impact in the community.

By bridging skill gaps and enhancing future employability, the initiative enables youth to actively contribute to their communities and play a vital role in Abu Dhabi’s social and economic development.

The programme further reinforces the authority’s objective to maximise the impact of social contributions through strategic initiatives that extend beyond individual support to empowering families and strengthening family cohesion, recognising the family unit as the cornerstone of a resilient, sustainable, and adaptable society.

His Excellency Abdullah Al Ameri, Director Generalofthe Authority of Social Contribution – Ma’an, said: “During the Year of Family, we are committed to aligning our efforts with the national agenda to strengthen family empowerment and advance initiatives that enhance their wellbeing and longevity. The Life Skills programme reflects these efforts by activating specialised volunteers to create opportunities for the youth as well as provide the tools and knowledge needed to play an active role in advancing community development.”

The initiative also highlights the power of collective action, bringing together partners, volunteers, and the community to create accessible learning opportunities that prepare youth for future challenges and opportunities.

By investing in youth development within a family-centric framework that reinforces the family as the fundamental pillar in raising future generations, the authority continues to play a pivotal role in nurturing a generation that is skilled, engaged, and ready to lead the future.

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THE AUTHORITY OF SOCIAL CONTRIBUTION – MA’AN LAUNCHES LIFE SKILLS PROGRAMME IN AL AIN REGION, REINFORCING COMMITMENT TO UAE YEAR OF FAMILY

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In alignment with the UAE Year of Family, the Authority of Social Contribution – Ma’an, part of the Department of Community Development – Abu Dhabi, has launched its Life Skills programme, a flagship initiative designed to empower youth with the practical, technical, and creative skills needed to thrive.

The programme forms part of a wider portfolio of family-focused initiatives introduced by the Authority of Social Contribution – Ma’an to support national priorities that strengthen family cohesion, wellbeing, and long-term prosperity.

The Life Skills programme equips youth with practical training in areas such as digital media and artificial intelligence, and aims to be delivered through over 100 volunteers who will lead programmes that foster innovation, creativity, and community engagement. The programme has the capability to benefit more than 180 young members of the community, strengthening their readiness to navigate digital transformation and build an empowered youth generation creating positive impact in the community.

By bridging skill gaps and enhancing future employability, the initiative enables youth to actively contribute to their communities and play a vital role in Abu Dhabi’s social and economic development.

The programme further reinforces the authority’s objective to maximise the impact of social contributions through strategic initiatives that extend beyond individual support to empowering families and strengthening family cohesion, recognising the family unit as the cornerstone of a resilient, sustainable, and adaptable society.

His Excellency Abdullah Al Ameri, Director Generalofthe Authority of Social Contribution – Ma’an, said: “During the Year of Family, we are committed to aligning our efforts with the national agenda to strengthen family empowerment and advance initiatives that enhance their wellbeing and longevity. The Life Skills programme reflects these efforts by activating specialised volunteers to create opportunities for the youth as well as provide the tools and knowledge needed to play an active role in advancing community development.”

The initiative also highlights the power of collective action, bringing together partners, volunteers, and the community to create accessible learning opportunities that prepare youth for future challenges and opportunities.

By investing in youth development within a family-centric framework that reinforces the family as the fundamental pillar in raising future generations, the authority continues to play a pivotal role in nurturing a generation that is skilled, engaged, and ready to lead the future.

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Jashanmal & Aurum Elixir by Ajmal Showcases Premium Father’s Day Gifting Range Across Lifestyle, Tech and Home Categories

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In celebration of Father’s Day, Jashanmal presents a carefully curated selection of elegant and practical gifts that combine exceptional quality with distinctive design. The collection features a variety of options to suit different tastes and interests, giving customers the opportunity to express their appreciation and gratitude to fathers with a meaningful gift that creates lasting memories.

Piquadro Recycled Fabric Laptop Bag:

Piquadro is an Italian brand known for innovative business bags and travel accessories that combine technology with craftsmanship. Focused on functionality, premium materials, and contemporary design, it creates smart solutions for professionals and travellers worldwide. This laptop bag, crafted from recycled fabric and leather, features a dedicated iPad® compartment, shock-absorbing protection, RFID protection, and a pocket for AirPods®, combining practicality with modern design.

Cross Accessories and Writing Instruments:

Cross is a global brand celebrated for fine writing instruments that blend craftsmanship and innovation. Founded in 1846, it pioneered iconic designs that combine elegance and functionality. Today, Cross offers premium pens and accessories that reflect timeless style and quality, making it a trusted name for professionals and creators worldwide.

De’Longhi Rivelia Fully Automatic Bean-to-Cup Coffee Machine with Bean Switch System:

De’Longhi is a global brand known for innovative products that blend style and performance. Founded in 1974 with electric radiators, it introduced icons like Pinguino, Tasciugo, Sfornatutto, and Rot-Fryer, expanding into all areas of the home. Today, De’Longhi’s range spans comfort, cleaning, and kitchen appliances, with coffee machines at its heart—making it a world leader in the category. The De’Longhi Rivelia Fully Automatic Bean-to-Cup Coffee Machine allows users to explore different coffee bean varieties through two interchangeable 250g bean hoppers that make switching between beans easy, while its intuitive 3.5-inch full-touch color display delivers an immersive and seamless user experience.

The Essence of Distinction

Aurum Elixir is a masterfully crafted unisex fragrance that balances bold presence with refined elegance. It weaves an unforgettable olfactory story through meticulously selected notes:

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