This week, we talked with CEO Steven Fradkin Northern Trust’s Wealth Management The business unit manages US$355 billion in assets. Vladkin has served as the chief financial officer and head of international business of Northern Trust. Since 2004, he has been a member of the company management committee.

Fradkin explained how tail events play an important role in the performance, planning, and probability of investment companies in the wealth planning process. To successfully respond to disruption, you must be agile and able to adjust quickly. This helps if the client has a robust investment portfolio that can withstand regular drawdowns and occasional crashes. We also discussed how tax planning became an issue for customers who chose to relocate during the pandemic lockdown last year for ultra-high net worth customers.

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