How the 0.01% Diversifies

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In this eye-opening video, Andrew delves deep into the strategies and tactics employed by the world's top 0.01% to safeguard and grow their wealth.

00:00 Start
00:27 Ray Dalio's Family Office in Singapore
1:05 The Rise of Family Offices and Disruption of Private Banking
2:53 Offshore Banking and Access to Global Markets
7:56 Wealthy People's Diversification Strategy
11:45 Trust Structures and Tax Optimization
15:34 Diversification and Investment Strategies

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[maxsmart]

I do my banking with a major Swiss bank for many years. They’re very good at what they do, not at all stuffy. They have clients who are famous sports stars, musicians, and of course, regular business people.

[cwalenta]

What's interesting about diversification is that it intuitively makes sense, meanwhile the cornerstone of market economies and free trade remains that we all get increasingly wealthy with increasing specialization. Indeed most people accumulate wealth, not all of course, by having a business, which, almost by definition, is the exactly opposite of diversification.

[adamselectricuniverse]

Hub Banking...great idea...find a bank that works as a "go between" to bridge the gap between the "stuffy" banks that don't want to deal directly with banks in the low tax jurisdictions, like the eastern Caribbean or investments in the frontier markets... a kind of tier A, B & C for banking. Thanks.

[chewie]

Thank you for this video. What you explain has a lot of common sense. Being on the ground, do local banking to do local investments is indeed the way to get the best ones.

[thedude]

30 years ago I found the local people in the Cook Islands not too friendly with us as foreigners.
I had the impression, that they were jealous that we could leave any time but they had to stay in what we thought was paradise.
The world is crazy and I hope it changed for the better for the locals there. Great deep sea fishing and having your "catch of the day" served at "Trader Jacks" was great. Piti that we did not get the huge mai mai in the boat that I had battled for 2 hours

[deeteeemmsixtwotwo]

Andrew, have you read The Great Taking? What did you think of its ideas?

[ashok]

great stuff Andrew. I am looking to move my business from Germany to Singapore. Purely because my focus is based in South east Asia region and also the ease of business in Singapore.

[CaliforniaHodges]

When renouncing, is the exit tax based on what I own personally? Or are they able to discover cash flowing assets in a land trust as well?

[markcrisp]

The way I see it and i am sure many savvy investors do as well.

"If it is advertised to the masses. IF they need a salesman to sell the investment..." AVOID

[suzywilson]

Really appreciate the information! I can't stand banks that are not efficient. Just as a side note: I don't know who did your lighting setup for this video but it is absolutely stunning! Please pass along my appreciation.

[nickd]

No way new foreign clients are getting in on favorable PE deals

[michayng]

The reality is that most currencies lost value against the USD whenever the Fed decide to raise the interest rate.
The long term trend is that USD perform better than most currencies. (Correct me if I'm wrong)
As a result, you already lose your net worth if you diversify away from USD/ USD assets.
There are only few exceptions, the best being Bitcoin.

[ReducedEvasiveDetach]

Interesting.. nice touch on the asian markets. I generally just use an hsbc expat account and most of my investing is on IKBR. Granted some limitations but the main old school warren buffet stuff around dividends or vanguard etfs are covered there. I know Nomad was talking about to not put all your eggs inside HSBC's expat accounts but yeah working on that atm... (most likely they'll freeze stuff like they normally do but so far the support folks in that bank have been wonderful).

I stay around in philippines (they have a territorial taxation system where as long as you don't make bank on filipinos/local populace or the local tourists you're fine)

[ats]

Hello! Can you tell me what country easiest to open a normal bank account on online with a international ID?

[jwheeler]

Can you recommend services for us lesser mortals? Not many of us are going to have this earning capacity. And we will be the ones that truly suffer in all of this.

[andrewjohnson]

People should boycott Swiss banks purely on the basis that Switzerland accommodate the WEF.

[maggie]

I thought this was about investment strategies, not banking.

[deepstatecia]

Most important is to only bank in countries that are nuclear powers. France, Israel, India, Iran and so on.

[lkearney]

It's just a shame how much effort has to be undertaken to minimize the strangulation of taxes imposed by taxpayer funded governments.

[beingnasser]

We'd like to see a collab between nomad and schiffgold...