All articles by Anika Sidhika
Anika Sidhika
Anika is a finance reporter with a degree in journalism, bringing a rich blend of experience in writing, social media, and broadcasting, thanks to her creative background. Her versatile writing style allows her to craft content that both informs and engages readers.
HSBC Eyes Asia and Quality Credit for 2026 Growth
At its 2026 outlook briefing, HSBC Private Bank highlighted Asia’s innovation boom and a shift toward higher-quality credit amid rising market volatility.
Mass Affluent Investors Rethink Wealth Strategies
Shifting tax rules, rising costs and new digital behaviours are reshaping how the UK’s mass affluent manage and pass on their wealth.
The Mass Affluent Mindset
The mass affluent hold most of the UK’s investable wealth but winning their trust requires clarity, authenticity, and brand strength.
Trust and Technology in Balance
AI is moving from hype to habit in wealth management, reshaping how firms serve clients, manage portfolios and build trust.
When Algorithms Meet Advisers
Artificial intelligence is reshaping how private banks serve clients, streamlining operations, strengthening security, and empowering advisers to focus on what matters most: relationships.
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AI advantage in wealth
Artificial intelligence is transforming the wealth management industry, not by replacing advisers, but by empowering them to deliver smarter, more human advice.
The Next Wave of Alternatives
As private markets enter the mainstream for European wealth managers, StepStone Private Wealth Solutions is building a bridge between institutional expertise and individual investors.
Safeguarding wealth across generations
Family offices face rising complexity in balancing tradition with innovation, professional expertise with family values, and local structures with global footprints.
AI, ESG and the Politics of Sustainable Investing
Technology is reshaping how investors navigate political headwinds, regulatory fragmentation, and the growing materiality of climate and social risks.
Why more investors should embrace ETFs
Neil Wilson highlights new research revealing that demand for Exchange Trade Funds (ETFs) is driven by younger, male and higher income investors