Invest & Inheritance Insights

Investment and inheritance journey modernisation

This offering supports Swiss private banking and wealth teams in redesigning advisory and succession journeys with stronger service continuity, decision transparency, and execution ownership.

Module 1 — Assess current journeys

Diagnose friction points across onboarding, advisory transitions, and inheritance-triggered events.

Module 2 — Design target state

Define a practical journey model balancing client experience, advisor productivity, and legal controls.

Module 3 — Plan implementation

Prioritise initiatives with clear ownership, milestone logic, and value hypotheses.

Illustrative application contexts

  • • Cantonal bank scenario (ZKB-like): integrated advisor-client succession journey blueprint across channels.
  • • Wealth platform scenario (UBS / Swissquote context): decision checkpoints for inheritance-triggered portfolio actions.
  • • International private banking context (HSBC / Deutsche Bank): harmonised controls across multi-jurisdiction families.

Invest & Inheritance Journey Asset

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Team for this offering

Relevant delivery profiles

The team composition is adjusted to the offering scope, with profiles selected for execution depth, analytical rigor, and stakeholder coordination in Swiss financial-services environments.

Joao Vieira de Meireles

Joao Vieira de Meireles

FS Business & IT Manager

15 years of professional experience, including 10 years of consulting across fund and asset servicing, brokerage, insurance, corporate banking, and wealth management.

Why relevant here

Leads transformation delivery, target-state design, cloud and AI-enabled platform initiatives, and coordination between business and technology stakeholders.

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Stefan Hartenberger

Senior Project Manager

Senior banking transformation lead with experience in transaction banking, neo-broker onboarding, target operating model design, core banking implementation, testing, and regulatory delivery.

Why relevant here

Supports operating-model redesign, execution governance, and implementation readiness across banking change programs.