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Market to the UHNW Differently Wine Boot Camp Feb. 24th 2016 David Friedman Co-Founder & President Wealth-X dfriedman@wealthx.com 877-887-8454 1 WEALTHX.COM
Factsheet 8/10 600 + 160 $ Of top 10 Global Private Banks are More Billionaires Identified than Countries Included Clients Forbes 225,000 Average Weekly Database Changes 165 + Highly-Trained Researchers 200 + 16,151,7 38 49 33 Languages Spoken by Staff Global Staff Data Points 2 2 WEALTHX.COM
How We Work Publicly Available Thousand of Financial Analyses Sources Sources Online and offline, paid and Dizzying array of forensic free, to source our Paid search tools to free accounting, modeling, and information in many search magazines, private company valuations languages; no interviews; no newspapers, global stock phone calls exchanges, public filings and more 3 3 WEALTHX.COM
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The Market for Reaching UHNW is Broken and Inefficient 7 WEALTHX.COM
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Scenario 1 Mistake #1: Segmentation by Spend not by Capacity • What you Know Today: – Client A has been spending several thousands dollars with you over the last 2-3 years for either family members, graduations, etc. But has yet to purchase six figures with your brand – He/she is in your database and receives your weekly newsletter and “flash” sale alerts • What You Don’t Know: – He/she is worth $100M; mostly liquid – Loves fine jewelry and is a collector of art and luxury cars • Intelligence Deficit Impact: – Implicit brand erosion with this individual because the marketing and communications strategy for he/she is the same as the rest of your clients – Undermining ability to sell higher priced items to this individual • How Intelligence Can Turn it Around: – With the knowledge of their net worth, passions, hobbies, interests and relationships, craft a bespoke approach to that individual 11 11 WEALTHX.COM
Scenario 2 Mistake #2: Fatal Hope Marketing Event • What You Do Today: – Marketing decides to host an exclusive event for Scotch and wine tasting with dinner by a famous Chef – Marketing calls the manger of the NYC retail store and says please invite your top clients and ask them to invite their “friends” • Intelligence Deficit Impact: – Your hope is that those key clients will bring not only their friends, but their financially qualified friends who might have a passion for your product – You hope that during the course of the night you meet and have an opportunity to discover an engaging conversation and connect with that individual, whom you hope has the financial wherewithal to afford your product – You hope to have a reason to follow-up • How Intelligence Can Turn it Around: – Proactively map out the social graph of individuals around your top clients, be specific about who you want in the room, understand everything about them before they walk in the door and have all sales staff prepared for that engagement (we call this a Future Client Strategy mapping exercise) 12 12 WEALTHX.COM
Scenario 3 Mistake #3: We are a Lifestyle Brand • What You Do Today: – Start a “Lifestyle” magazine and content to engage your wealthiest and affluent consumers – You launch the magazine with content around what you “think” they want to consumer and read • Intelligence Deficit Impact: – You don’t know their passions, hobbies and interests and so therefore bombard them all categories leaving it to them to curate and sort through • How Intelligence Can Turn it Around: – Engage this audience based on the content they want to consume mapped to their affinities, passions, hobbies and interests 13 13 WEALTHX.COM
What is the Market and Where are the UHNW? 14 WEALTHX.COM
UHNW Population: Larger and Wealthier 211,275 29.7 US$ trillion UHNW Individuals UHNW Wealth 15 Source: Wealth-X and UBS World Ultra Wealth Report 2014 WEALTHX.COM
The “Typical” UHNW Individual Average Net Worth Average Age US$141 million 59 years Average Liquidity Average Number of Children US$35 million 2 children 16 16 Source: Wealth-X and UBS World Ultra Wealth Report 2014 WEALTHX.COM
Most Concentrated Consumer Segment 211,275 individuals UHNW UHNW 0.004% Market Share $ US Wealth of the world’s $7,395 37% Management billion population 13% US$234 Luxury 19% billion of the world’s wealth Non- US$90 Corporate 18% billion Philanthropy 17 Source: Wealth-X and UBS World Ultra Wealth Report 2014 WEALTHX.COM
Where Are The World’s Ultra Wealthy? 18 18 Source: Wealth-X and UBS World Ultra Wealth Report 2014 WEALTHX.COM
USA Keeps its Pole Position UHNW WEALTH COUNTRY UHNW POPULATION US$ billion 1 UNITED STATES 69,560 9,630 2 GERMANY 19,095 2,580 3 JAPAN 14,720 2,430 4 UNITED KINGDOM 11,510 1,445 5 CHINA 11,070 1,565 19 19 Source: Wealth-X and UBS World Ultra Wealth Report 2014 WEALTHX.COM
Top 10 World Cities CITY UHNW POPULATION 2012-2013 CHANGE % 1 NEW YORK, UNITED STATES 8,655 7.9% 2 LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM 6,815 7.2% 3 TOKYO, JAPAN 6,185 2.8% 4 SAN FRANCISCO, UNITED STATES 5,460 12.8% 5 LOS ANGELES, UNITED STATES 5,135 3.8% 6 OSAKA, JAPAN 3,405 3.2% 7 PARIS, FRANCE 3,345 4.7% 8 HONG KONG 3,335 4.9% 9 CHICAGO, UNITED STATES 2,885 8.3% 10 MEXICO CITY, MEXICO 2,780 3.2% 20 20 Source: Wealth-X and UBS World Ultra Wealth Report 2014 WEALTHX.COM
United States 21 21 Source: Wealth-X and UBS World Ultra Wealth Report 2014 WEALTHX.COM
Top 10 US Cities by UHNW Population 22 22 Source: Wealth-X and UBS World Ultra Wealth Report 2014 WEALTHX.COM
Findings from Wealth-X and NFP Family Wealth Transfers Report US$16 trillion to be transferred in the next three decades FAMILY WEALTH TRANSFERS REPORT sponsored by 23 WEALTHX.COM
Engaging the Ultra Affluent 24 WEALTHX.COM
Will Robots Wear Cartier? 25 WEALTHX.COM
Key Trends • UHNW consumers are looking for strong brand voices and narratives yet for bespoke experiences – Successful engagement of the UHNW market by luxury brands will have to navigate this tension successfully • Data driven marketing – Shift from “What did they spend” to “What could they spend” from Segmentation by spend to wealth – From marketing based on spend to marketing based on net worth; from how much did they spend to how much can they spend – When sitting down with your agencies, discussion from average spend to annual household income • The US is the New Emerging market for luxury • Risk & Reward: The convergence of UHNW and KYC/AML 26 WEALTHX.COM
Risk Graph - Reputational Risk • The emergence of hyper polarized wealth in emerging economies is closely linked with traditional risk and compliance issues • AML/KYC – Casinos – Auction Houses • Enlightenment Publishing – Cyprus – Arkady R. Rotenberg, a judo sparring partner from Mr. Putin’s St. Petersburg youth – Microsoft 27 WEALTHX.COM
“LinkedOut” The Wealth Graph and Driving Referrals Who do your top clients know that should be your next key clients? 28 WEALTHX.COM
Referrals: #1 Source of New Client Acquisition • The study – revealed at the Google Beach Pavilion in Cannes – notes that consumers now make purchasing decisions in the same way they consume content – with the purpose of choosing brands that engage their passion and interests. • “With consumer behaviour changing so quickly, understanding that the path to purchase is actually a path to purpose has meaningful implications for brand advertising at all stages along the consumer journey,” said Brandon Berger, worldwide chief digital officer at Ogilvy & Mather 29 Source: http://cannes.campaignlive.co.uk/2014/06/17/google-and-ogilvy-research-finds-word-of-mouth-had-biggest-impact-on-purchase-decisions-not-media/ WEALTHX.COM
Wealth Graph 30 WEALTHX.COM
Why Referrals? “The last hundred years have been defined by the mass media. In the next hundred years, information won’t be just pushed out to people. It will be shared among the millions of connections people have…Nothing influences people more than a recommendation from a trusted friend… A trusted referral is the Holy Grail of advertising.” -- Mark Zuckerberg 31 31 WEALTHX.COM
Case Studies: Bespoke Marketing and Content 32 WEALTHX.COM
Case Study: Bespoke Marketing Event • Challenge ITEMS RESULTS – Global Luxury Client wanted to target specific Conference Attendee List 500 UHNW individuals at an Oil & Gas UHNW Identified 50 conference. % Target 10% Invites Sent 50 • Solution: RSVPs 40 Bespoke Marketing Campaign Percent Accepted 80% – Wealth-X Screening: Identified UHNW Follow up Flight Demos 8 prospects. Planes Sold 5 – Our Global Luxury Client then sent cold invitations to those prospects for a marketing event that was hosted with another Wealth-X fashion client. 33 WEALTHX.COM
Content is the “New Black” WEALTH-X AND UBS BILLIONAIRE CENSUS 2014 WEALTH-X AND ARTON CAPITAL PHILANTHROPY REPORT 2014 WEALTH-X AND UBS BILLIONAIRE CENSUS 2014 FAMILY WEALTH TRANSFERS REPORT SAVILLS WORLD RESEARCH 2014 sponsored by AROUND THE KNOWLEDGE PARTNERS WORLD IN DOLLARS AND CENTS HOW PRIVATE MONEY MOVES AROUND THE REAL ESTATE WORLD WORLD ULTRA WEALTH REPORT 2014 pw_layout 10.indd 1 09/12/2013 13:14 34 34 WEALTHX.COM
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Social Media and the UHNW Market Nerds Dinner at Davos “Larry, do you use Facebook? • They are online “No, not really,” Page replies without affect in his high-pitched nasal voice. Zuckerberg • But for a majority, they are seems disappointed. “LinkedOut”: “Why not?” he perists. – They are not on “It’s not really designed for me,” Page answers. Zuckerberg starts to ask him Facebook another questions, but is deterred by – They are not on LinkedIn Sandberg. “Mark! Don’t talk about that in front of • Except for financial David!” she scolds. services and digerati -- David Kirkpatrick, The Facebook Effect 36 WEALTHX.COM
The Future of Luxury Digital Advertising Your Data CRM Segmenting Mass Affluent/ HNW Digital Marketing by Segment Targeted UHNW 37 37 WEALTHX.COM
UHNW WINE PROJECT 18/02/2016 WEALTHX.COM
WINE LOVER UHNWI % of UHNWI WINE LOVERS France 21,9% Chile 17,5% Italy 15,1% South Africa 9,3% Spain 9,2% Australia 9,0% Switzerland 5,7% United Kingdom 5,1% Canada 5,0% Hong Kong 4,8% § The chart shows the proportion of wine lovers by UHNWI for each country. Not surprisingly the proportion of wine lovers is the highest in countries with a strong wine tradition: 22% of French UHNWI have an interest in wine. 39 WEALTHX.COM
WINE LOVER UHNWI Table 3. Geographic UHNW Breakdown by US State % of UHNWI WINE % of distinct CFIDs Business State LOVERS - TOTAL UHNWI - California 40,3% 20,9%(1) New York 14,8% 15,3%(2) Texas 7,0% 8,5%(3) Illinois 5,4% 4,2%(6) Florida 4,0% 4,7%(4) Washington 3,2% 2,7%(10) Colorado 3,0% 1,9%(13) Pennsylvania 2,2% 3,6%(7) Michigan 1,9% 1,7%(16) Massachusetts 1,6% 4,5%(5) • When it comes to the distribution of wine lovers around the United States we can see that most UHNW wine lovers are concentrated in California. • 40,3% of wine lovers can be found there and 8,4% of Californian UHNWI love wine (see next chart). 40 WEALTHX.COM
WINE LOVER UHNWI Table 4. Percentage of UHNW Wine Lovers by US State % of UHNWI WINE Business State LOVERS California 8,4% Colorado 6,3% Washington 5,2% Illinois 3,5% New York 3,4% Texas 3,4% Michigan 3,3% Florida 2,5% Pennsylvania 1,9% Massachusetts 1,5% 41 WEALTHX.COM
MARKET SEGMENTATION ANALYSIS WEALTHX.COM
Table 7. Average UHNW Characteristics Characteristic UHNW Composition WINE LOVERS BEER LOVERS Gender Male (87%); Female (13%) Male (91%); Female (9%) Male (92%); Female (8%) Married (91%), Divorced (4%), Married (88%), Divorced (6%), Married (87%), Divorced (5%), Single Marital Status Widowed (3%), Single (2%) Single (3%), Widowed (2%) (4%), Widowed (3%) Age
Table 8: UHNW Industry Sector Wine Love vs Total UHNWI Rank % of UNHWI Rank Industry Wine WINE LOVERS Total 1 Finance / Banking / Investment 14% 11,5%(1) 2 Beverages 13% 1,1%(24) 3 Real Estate 5% 3,4%(6) 4 Textiles, Apparel & Luxury Goods 5% 2,3%(10) 5 Food Products 4% 3,1%(8) 6 Non-Profit & Social Organizations 4% 4,9%(3) 7 Business Services 4% 4,0%(4) 8 Industrial Conglomerates 4% 4,0%(5) 9 Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure 4% 1,5%(18) 10 Media 3% 2,1%(11) 11 Manufacturing 3% 6,0%(2) 12 Sports & Entertainment 2% 1,4%(21) 13 Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels 2% 2,0%(13) 14 Health Care Providers & Services 2% 2,4%(9) 15 Diversified Financial Services 2% 1,0%(26) 16 Asset Management 2% 0,9%(28) 17 Automobiles 2% 1,8%(16) 18 Construction & Engineering 2% 3,2%(7) 19 IT Services 2% 1,9%(15) 20 Shipping / Packaging / Distribution 2% 1,4%(20) • If we analyze from which industry our subgroups come from we can see that similar to the total population on the top position we have ’Finance/Banking/ Investment’, however, it is interesting to note that both subgroups are strongly connected with ’Beverages’ and ’Food Product Industry’. 44 WEALTHX.COM
AFFINITY ANALYSIS WEALTHX.COM
WINE LOVER UHNWI Table 10: UHNW Affinities Rank % of UNHWI Hobbies Rank Total Wine WINE LOVERS 1 Alcoholic Beverages 100% 5,4%(29) 2 Sports 49% 34,9%(3) 3 Business 46% 58,4%(1) 4 Philanthropy 34% 36,2%(2) 5 Art 27% 16,1%(8) 6 Travel 26% 14,5%(12) 7 Finance 24% 29,2%(4) 8 Outdoors 21% 17,6%(6) 9 Food 21% 7,7%(23) 10 Aviation 19% 16,3%(7) 11 Music 17% 9,5%(17) 12 Vehicles 16% 9,1%(18) 13 Public Speaking 16% 14,7%(11) 14 Family 16% 13,7%(14) 15 Real Estate 16% 15,2%(9) 16 Animals 15% 7,3%(26) 17 Technology 15% 14,0%(13) 18 Education 14% 20,4%(5) 19 Reading 13% 7,5%(25) 20 Politics 13% 14,9%(10) 46 WEALTHX.COM
WINE LOVER UHNWI Table 11: UHNW Affinities HOBBY - Alcoholic Beverages HOBBY - Sport (Top5) Alcoholic Beverages - Wine 100% Sports - Golf 30% Alcoholic Beverages - General 2% Sports - Skiing 20% Sports - Football/Soccer 16% Alcoholic Beverages - Whisky/Spirits 1% Sports - Tennis 16% Alcoholic Beverages - Beer 1% Sports - General 16% HOBBY - Business (Top5) HOBBY - Philanthropy (Top5) Business - Entrepreneurship 50% Philanthropy - General 84% Business - Management 35% Philanthropy - Social Causes 12% Business - General 28% Philanthropy - Community Causes 5% Business - Leadership 18% Philanthropy - Religious Causes 4% Business - Retail 5% Philanthropy - Healthcare 1% HOBBY - Art (Top5) Art - General 88% Art - Photography 10% Art - Painting/Drawing 6% Art - Sculpture 3% Art - Ceramics 1% 47 WEALTHX.COM
The Proof of Concept 48 WEALTHX.COM
Proof of Concept Purpose • A dataset comprising totalling 4,791 records was supplied by beta user. • The data was cleaned and standardized and then the records were screened against the full Wealth-X database. • This presentation will cover a small selection of case studies drawn from the pool of potential matches. • The value lies in highlighting individuals whose UHNW status you may not be aware of, and providing greater depth and detail on those individuals that were already known to you. 49 WEALTHX.COM
Case Study #1 Client Record Wealth-X Match First Names: First Names: Last Name: Last Name: Date of Birth: 02 Feb 1956 Date of Birth: 30 Apr 1957 Company: Company: LTV: $21,353 Net Worth: $250m There can be occasions when there is a data discrepany, e.g. DOB. In this case RESULT name and company fields match which UHNW suggests that this is a true match. 50 WEALTHX.COM
Case Study #1 Business Biography Previous Positions Held Wealth Analysis Interesting Facts Interests, Passions & Hobbies Clubs & Boards Philanthropy Education Politics Known Associates Service Providers Family Contact Information 51 WEALTHX.COM
Case Study #2 Client Record Wealth-X Match First Names: First Names: Last Name: Last Name: Date of Birth: 14 Nov 1965 Date of Birth: Address: Address: LTV: $175.63 Net Worth: >$50m RESULT UHNW 52 WEALTHX.COM
Case Study #3 Customer Record Wealth-X Match First Names: First Name: Last Name: Last Name: Date of Birth: Date of Birth: Address: Address: Company: Unknown Company: LTV: $754.23 Net worth: $375m RESULT UHNW 53 WEALTHX.COM
Case Study #3 Customer Record Wealth-X Match First Names: First Name: Last Name: Last Name: Date of Birth: 14 Nov 1962 Date of Birth: Nov 1962 Address: 233Milford,Corona Address: 233 Milford Drive, Del Mar,CA Corona Del Mar, CA Company: New American Company: N/A Funding Net worth: $100m LTV: $1,671.19 RESULT UHNW 54 WEALTHX.COM
Case Study #5 An analysis of wealth gives the breakdown of an individual’s asset portfolio by type and value: 55 WEALTHX.COM
Case Study #6 Customer Record Wealth-X Match First Names: First Name: Last Name: Last Name: Date of Birth: Date of Birth: Address: Address: FL Company Unknown Company LTV: $26,336.57 Net Worth: $550m RESULT UHNW 56 WEALTHX.COM
Case Study #6 Wealth-X screening enables you to identify UHNW Associates. Cultivating these relationships may open channels to other potential UHNW clients, outside the existing client base. Alfred C. Carolyn K. Roberts Warrington ($30m) IV($450m) Client ($550m) Clyde D. Brown II Marshall McAllister ($35m) Criser III($30m) 57 WEALTHX.COM
Known Associates Match Known UHNW Combined Total Wealth Quality Associates Associates High 55 10 $5.7B Total Wealth: Medium 7 2 $1.8B Low 56 30 $8.3B $15.8bn * figures for illustration only Every UHNW in the database may have one or more associates, opening doors to even more potential prospects UHNW KAs UHNW KAs (passion for wine) UHNW Known Associates 58 WEALTHX.COM
Surfacing the Golden Needles in the Haystack What Key Client Intelligence Could Look Like 59 59 WEALTHX.COM
Dynamic News & Alerts & Warm Referrals 60 60 Source: Wealth-X Pro WEALTHX.COM
Dynamic News Allows Monitoring for Opportunities to Engage 61 61 Source: Wealth-X Pro WEALTHX.COM
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