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ABN AMRO, UBS and RBC offer best sites – Majority of websites still miss crucial data and social media integration

The adoption of mobile apps in the insurance sector is still at a very early stage, showing patchy and inconsistent deployment. This is the main outcome of a global report which benchmarked 100 apps offered by 30 insurance companies worldwide.

A new study by MyPrivateBanking Research comes to the conclusion that the majority of mobile apps by the world´s leading bank showed shortcomings in terms of usability, content and privacy.

Echoes of the dotcom bubble - same underwriting banks, business models and promises might lead to same, disastrous results.

The findings of a new research by MyPrivateBanking Research are disappointing. Only half of the major banks and wealth managers offer mobile application,, but fewer still are those that offer applications that aren’t related to online banking.

The new report of MyPrivateBanking GmbH shows that most private banking websites aren’t user-friendly and lack crucial information.

Banks need to cooperate with new Arab governments in returning illegally obtained assets

60% of surveyed providers have either no activity or are only sporadically active on social networks – Deutsche Bank, Crédit Agricole and BNP have the best social media presences

A new study by MyPrivateBanking Research reveals that up to now high net worth individuals are most likely to have gained experience with fee-only financial advice. But with new regulations and laws coming around in the EU, this will soon change.

A new service offered by MyPrivateBanking assists clients of wealth managers by fully exploiting their scope for cost reduction and re-negotiation of their fees.