Overview

Introduction

A warm welcome to the Fourth Annual WealthBriefing Wealth For Good Awards 2025. This awards programme will give an opportunity for all participants in the global wealth management industry to demonstrate their commitment to and pre-eminence in the crucially important areas of ESG, Impact, Diversity and Inclusion.

Categories

Categories include client facing propositions, investment and asset management, as well as best practice in business management in diversity, inclusion and corporate and social responsibility.

Multi-Family Office, Fund Management, Professional Services, Private Asset Manager, Technology, Trust and Fiduciary Company, Wealth Management Consultant, Not-For-Profit, Foundations and Trust, International Finance Centre, and Private Banks around the world are invited to enter submissions for review by an expert judge convened by WealthBriefing.

The list of categories for submission is available here.

Judging Process

As is the case for all our global awards programmes, independence, integrity and genuine insight are the watchwords of the judging process, which as always will be conducted by expert panels drawn from both custodian banks , family offices and trusted advisors/consultants to the sector.

Every submission is carefully reviewed to ensure the most deserving companies and individuals are selected as winners in each category. Standout submissions that are close runners-up to the winning entry are often commended by the judges.

Commercially sensitive information is kept confidential and conflicts of interest are avoided at all times. All judges have signed a Non-Disclosure Agreement.

Awards Notification Process and Marketing Your Success

Winning a WealthBriefing Award sets organisations and individuals apart from their peers and is a tangible demonstration that they have something special to offer.  It rewards achievement and showcases top-class performance, innovation and distinction.

They are also tangible demonstrations of the sustainability and robustness of your organisation. Winners and commended companies will be given advance notification of their success, allowing time to prepare their marketing messaging around the promotion of their achievement before the public announcement in 2025. WealthBriefing – as the leading voice of the family office and wealth management community – will work with the winners to optimise their success by offering a range of marketing collateral.

Winners and commended entries will be celebrated on 26 June 2025

These awards are now open for entry and firms are invited to submit their nominations by 20 March 2025

Sponsorship Opportunities

For further information on sponsorship opportunities, please contact rachel.fokes@clearviewpublishing.com

Further Information 

For more information about the awards and submission process, please contact becky.newman@clearviewpublishing.com

 

Whilst the judging process is completely independent of the commercial arrangements between the participants and the organisers it is expected that winners have a financial obligation to work with the organisers to promote their award(s).

Key Dates

Nominations open – 26th November, 2024

Nominations close – 20th March, 2025

Winners notified of their success – from May, 2025

Public Announcement and Cocktail Reception – 26th June, 2025

Judges

The Judging Process Independence, integrity and genuine insight are the watchwords of the judging process. The WealthBriefing Wealth for Good Awards 2025 Judges Panel consists of asset managers, banks, trust companies, law firms, family offices and independent consultants, each of whom has in-depth knowledge and experience with ESG, Impact, Diversity and Inclusion in the wealth management space. The judging process is organised in a way so as to avoid conflicts of interest. No judge will be asked to review a submission from an organization competitive to their own.

Judging Panel

Jennifer Ayer

Managing Director

AlTi Tiedemann Global

Jennifer co-leads AlTi’s impact investing strategy globally and directly oversees the firm’s Inclusive Innovation strategy, which is aimed at building thriving and equitable communities through investments that improve access and […]

Roopalee Dave

Partner & UK Wealth Management Lead

EY

Roopalee is a Partner and UK Wealth Management lead in EY’s Financial Services team focusing on wealth management and private banking clients. She leads the Wealth Management sub- sector in […]

Rachel Derrick

Head of Partnerships

Global Returns Project

Rachel is Head of Partnerships at the Global Returns Project (GRP), a charity that makes it easy for individuals and corporates to donate to best-in-class climate and nature charities. Advised […]

Cath Dovey

Co-Founder

Beacon Collaborative

Cath Dovey is a co-founder of the Beacon Collaborative, a collective impact movement aimed at increasing giving and social investment among the UK’s wealthy population. Beacon forges collaboration among organisations […]

Sianne Haldane

Founder

Boon Impact Limited

Boon Consulting was founded by Sianne Haldane. Sianne is a STEP qualified lawyer with over twenty years experience working and consulting in the third sector as well as advising private […]

Elise Hockley

Communications Director

Ocean Risk and Resilience Action Alliance (ORRAA)

Elise is Communications Director of the Ocean Risk and Resilience Action Alliance (ORRAA), the only multi-sector collaboration connecting international finance and insurance sectors, governments, non-profits and stakeholders from coastal communities […]

Mark Hussein

MARK HUSSEIN CEO, HSBC Life (UK) and Head of UK Insurance

HSBC Bank

Mark Hussein is the UK CEO of HSBC Life and Head of UK Insurance at HSBC. Mark has spent more than two decades in a variety of financial services roles, […]

Xavier Isaac

Co-Founder & CEO

Accuro

I am a co-founder and CEO of Accuro Group. In 2017 I led the management buyout that galvanized Accuro as the independent, values-driven and award-winning business it is today. I […]

Nigel Kershaw OBE

Chair

The Big Issue Group

Since 1974 Nigel has created, built and scaled social enterprises and investment. Joining The Big Issue Group (TBIG) in 1994, he subsequently  became CEO, and then Group Chair. In 2004 […]

Keith MacDonald

Senior Advisor Wealth Management

Keith has been a partner advising financial services firms for over 35 years, leading businesses for EY, CapGemini and Capco.  He led EY’s Wealth Management and Private Banking business for […]

James Quarmby

Partner

Stephenson Harwood LLP

Recently recognised as “tax & trusts lawyer of the year” (Spears’ Wealth Management Awards 2022), James is the head of our private wealth team. James is widely regarded  as one […]

Matthew Spencer

Advisor

Various

Combining both an in-depth knowledge of marketing strategy and business development, Matthew has sat on senior management teams and led significant business growth. His deep experience with HNW/UHNW clients, knowledge […]

Maryann Umoren Selfe

Investment Solutions

Banque Internationale à Luxembourg (Suisse) SA

Maryann Umoren Selfe is a seasoned investment professional, writer, and executive with over two decades of experience in Private Banking and Wealth Management. She currently serves as Managing Director at […]

Melvyn Yeo

Co-Founder and Director

TRIREC

Melvyn is the Founder of Singapore-based, TRIREC, which is the leading investment firm incorporated in 2015 with the aim of making a meaningful impact on addressing climate change through a […]

Phil Watson

Founder and CEO

Lightbox Wealth,

Phil is a recognised as a Wealth Management visionary, and leader who has expertly navigated the intersection of investments and technology. With over 25 years financial experience, Phil Watson has […]


Categories

Below are the steps of our 2025 awards process.

1. Register here for the WealthBriefing Wealth for Good Awards 2025.

2. Fill out your details and select the categories you would like to enter.

3. Once you submit the form, you will receive a confirmation with a downloadable nomination form

  • Fill in the name of your firm or individual (as they would like to appear in all communications in reference to the Awards programme)
  • Answer the the questions on the form (not exceeding the total word count of 1000)
  • Examples to illustrate your submission can be included by active links to PDFs, audio and/or video files (no more than 3 relevant examples)

4. Send the nomination form(s) to Becky.newman@clearviewpublishing.com (submission deadline is 20 March 2025 (midnight UK time).

5. Winners and commended firms and individuals will be notified in May 2025 and will be offered marketing packages and tickets for the Awards Ceremony on 26th June 2025.

6. Winners will be announced at the ceremony on 26th June 2025 and in WealthBriefing editorial, website and social media channels on the 27th June 2025. Whilst the judging process is completely independent of the commercial arrangements between the participants and the organisers it is expected that winners have a financial obligation to work with the organisers to promote their award(s) and this obligation is separate to attendance at an awards ceremony if one is held.

For any questions, please contact: becky.newman@clearviewpublishing.com

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Previous Winners

MULTI FAMILY OFFICE CATEGORIES

Investment Offering (Global Reach)
VAR Capital Ltd.

NextGen Support (Global Reach)
VAR Capital Ltd.

 

FUND MANAGEMENT CATEGORIES

Communication Strategy (Global Reach)
WHEB Asset Management

Investment Methodology (Global Reach)
WHEB Asset Management

Investment Methodology (Europe)
Niche Asset Management (NEF Ethical Global Trends)

Investment Performance (Europe)
Niche Asset Management (Pharus Asian Value Niche)

Investment Research (Global Reach)
WHEB Asset Management

Private Equity (PE) Fund (APAC)
TRIREC

Thematic Fund (Europe)
Niche Asset Management (Pharus Electric Mobility)

Thematic Fund (APAC)
TRIREC

Thought Leadership (APAC)
TRIREC

Thought Leadership (Europe)
GIB Asset Management

 

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE FIRM CATEGORIES

Internal, Diversity and Inclusion Program (APAC)
Withersworldwide

Philanthropy Offering or Advice (Americas)
Daylight Advisors

Philanthropy Offering or Advice (APAC)
Withersworldwide

Philanthropy Offering or Advice (UK)
Russell-Cooke

 

PRIVATE ASSET MANAGEMENT CATEGORIES

CSR Strategy and Implementation (Americas)
Bailard

Internal, Diversity and Inclusion Program (Global Reach)
Capital Generation Partners

Internal, Diversity and Inclusion Program (Americas)
Veris Wealth Partners

Philanthropic Initiative (UK)
EQ Investors

Investment Methodology (Global Reach)
Capital Generation Partners

Investment Methodology (Europe)
FormInvest AG

Investment Methodology (UK)
Tribe Impact Capital

Investment Performance (Global Reach)
FormInvest AG

Investment Performance (UK)
Atomos

Investment Performance (MENA)
Spring Investment Management

NextGen Support (Europe)
Spring Investment Management

Thought Leadership (Americas)
Veris Wealth Partners

Thought Leadership (UK)
EQ Investors

Use of Technology – Client Experience (Europe)
Spring Investment Management

 

TECHNOLOGY CATEGORIES

CSR Strategy and Implementation (Global Reach)
First Rate

Data Solution (Global Reach)
First Rate

Reporting Solution (Global Reach)
First Rate

Reporting Solution (Europe)
aixigo AG

Reporting Solution (Americas)
Aleta

Reporting Solution (UK)
Etcho

Innovative Technology Solution (Global Reach)
InvestSuite

Innovative Technology Solution (Americas)
Foundation Source

Innovative Technology Solution (UK)
Etcho

Newcomer (Americas)
Aleta

Implementation of a Technology Solution (Americas)
InfoGrate Inc.

Thought Leadership (Global Reach)
Dynamo Software

 

TRUST AND FIDUCIARY CATEGORIES

Philanthropic Initiative (Americas)
Bryn Mawr Trust

Communications Strategy (Americas)
Bryn Mawr Trust

Investment Advice or Service Provision (Americas)
Glenmede Trust Company

Philanthropy Offering (UK)
Ludlow Trust

Philanthropy Offering (Americas)
Fiduciary Trust Company

NextGen Support (Switzerland)
Trustconsult Luxembourg S.A.

 

CONSULTANCY CATEGORIES

Philanthropic Initiative (Europe)
EY

Philanthropy Consultancy (Americas)
The Family Office Doctor LLC

Investment Consultancy (UK)
ARC

Thought Leadership (Europe)
EY

 

NOT-FOR-PROFIT, FOUNDATIONS AND TRUST CATEGORIES

Initiative or Program (Global Reach)
Charities Aid Foundation

Initiative or Program (Americas)
FinServ Foundation

Initiative or Program (UK)
Big Give

Thought Leadership (Americas)
FinServ Foundation

 

INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CENTRE CATEGORY

Communication Strategy or Thought Leadership (Europe)
Guernsey Finance

 

PRIVATE BANKS CATEGORIES

CSR Strategy and Implementation (UK)
SG Kleinwort Hambros

Internal, Diversity and Inclusion Program (UK)
SG Kleinwort Hambros

Internal, Diversity and Inclusion Program (Americas)
Huntington Private Bank

Philanthropic Initiative (Global Reach)
REYL Intesa Sanpaolo

Sustainable Investment Offering (Global Reach)
Schroders Wealth Management

Sustainable Investment Offering (Europe)
RBC Wealth Management

Sustainable Investment Offering (MENA)
BNP Paribas Wealth Management

Sustainable Investment Offering (UK)
HSBC Private Banking, UK

ESG Investing (Global Reach)
LGT Private Banking

ESG Investing (Europe)
Societe Generale Private Banking

SRI Offering (MENA)
BNP Paribas Wealth Management

SRI Offering (Europe)
Societe Generale Private Banking

Philanthropy Service Offering (Global Reach)
LGT Private Banking

Philanthropy Service Offering (UK)
Barclays Private Bank

Philanthropy Service Offering (Americas)
Bank of America Private Bank

Thought Leadership (Global Reach)
REYL Intesa Sanpaolo

Thought Leadership (Americas)
Huntington Private Bank

Use of Technology – Client Experience (Europe)
QNB Finansbank

 

LEADERSHIP CATEGORIES

CEO Pursuing Leadership in Wealth Management (Europe)
Wealth Reader – David Lozano Lucas

CEO Pursuing Leadership in Wealth Management (Americas)
Veris Wealth Partners – Stephanie Cohn Rupp

CEO Pursuing Leadership in Wealth Management (Switzerland)
Accuro – Xavier Isaac

Outstanding Contribution to Wealth for Good Initiatives (Under 40’s) (Americas)
Bank of America Merrill Lynch – Valerie Galinskaya

Outstanding Contribution to Wealth for Good Initiatives (Under 40’s) (Europe)
Trustconsult Luxembourg S.A – Grégoire Mure

Outstanding Contribution to Wealth for Good Initiatives (Under 40’s) (UK)
Etcho – Charlie French

Outstanding Contribution to Wealth for Good Initiatives (Americas)
Arden Trust Company – Kina Franklin

Outstanding Contribution to Wealth for Good Initiatives (APAC)
Stephenson Harwood – Tze-wei Ng

Outstanding Contribution to Wealth for Good Initiatives (Europe)
Prism the Gift Fund – Anna Josse

Outstanding Contribution to Wealth for Good Initiatives (UK)
Barclays Private Bank – Juliet Agnew

Female Executive Championing a Wealth for Good Strategy (Global Reach)
Capital Generation Partners – Charlotte Thorne

Female Executive Championing a Wealth for Good Strategy (APAC)
Withersworldwide – Michelle Chow

Female Executive Championing a Wealth for Good Strategy (UK)
National Philanthropic Trust – Eileen R. Heisman


Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Q) Does the entering firm or individual need to be a subscriber to WealthBriefing, WealthBriefingAsia or Family Wealth Report?

A) No, this program is open to all firms and individuals active in wealth management or the family office sectors.

Q) Can my firm enter more than one category?

A) Yes, we encourage firms to enter as many awards that are applicable to their business.

Q) Do I need to use the submission form provided?

A) Yes, submissions shall only be accepted when using this document.

Q) Is there any upfront cost to enter?

A) No, there is no upfront cost to enter, but you will be offered the chance to purchase a winner’s marketing package should you be successful. The judging process is completely independent of the commercial arrangements between the participants and the organisers. However it is expected that when the results are made public, winners will engage with the organisers to promote their win and also attend the awards ceremony to accept their trophy.

Q) How do you ensure that the judging process is independent and impartial?

A) The Judges are independent of the award organisers ensuring they are divided into separate panels to avoid conflicts of interest.

Q) Can you assure me that any details that I submit will be treated with confidentiality?

A) We only share submissions with the panel responsible for judging those particular categories. Furthermore, our experienced team ensures that there is no conflict of interest before they share an entrant’s submission with anyone. All our judges have signed a Non-Disclosure Agreement.

Q) My submission is likely to be longer than the 1,000-word max limit. Would this disadvantage me?

A) We have set the limit out of respect to the judges and we are keen to maintain this to ensure that there is a level playing field between competing submissions.  Judges reserve the right to refuse to review submissions that do not comply. We also encourage against attachments to the submissions.

Q) Do I need to submit a separate submission for each category?

A) You will need to do a new form for each submission and you should also ensure that this specifically relates to the category for which you are entering. If you are using the same answers for multiple submissions this could result in your entry being marked down by the judging panel.

Q) Where is the winner’s announcement shared?

A) The winners are announced publicly the day after the official awards celebration and this is via our editorial and social media platforms.

Q) Can I speak to anyone on the team about my entry?

A) Yes, our experienced team is always available to assist you with preparation of your submission/s and any aspects of the process from start to finish. For any questions please contact either rachel.fokes@clearviewpublishing.com or becky.newman@clearviewpublishing.com