Maria Katharina Heiden

Manager

Maria Katharina Heiden is Manager in the Practice Groups Private Banking, Asset & Wealth Management and Digital Financial Services. She manages projects in the securities sector and provides consulting for asset managers. In this context, she combines expert knowledge in digital financial services and management consultancy skills by providing solutions for a digitalized world.

Location

Office Hamburg
Kurze Mühren 20
20095 Hamburg
Germany

Contact

+49 151 12054-295
Maria-Katharina.Heiden@zeb.de

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Topics

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Asset Management—What is it? Definition and development

Asset Management—the industry of managing wealth

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Robo advisor – new standards in asset management

A look at robo advisor / robo advice market players

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Articles by Maria Katharina Heiden

Innovation & digital

Robo Advisors in Luxembourg

A look at market players

Innovation & digital

Big tech companies – threat or an opportunity for asset managers?

Status quo, strengths and future possibilities

zeb.Private Banking Pricing Pulse Check 2019 / BankingHub

Research & Markets

zeb.Private Banking Pricing Pulse Check 2019

Study on the maturity of pricing in the private banking business

Asset management – the discomfort zone

Finance & Risk

Asset management—the discomfort zone

Defining a distinctive strategy for European asset managers

Finance & Risk

Brexit consequences for the UK asset management industry

Brexit affects up to €2.0 trillion AuM with European origination – future EU market access strategy as key challenge

Innovation & digital

Change management in the digital era

Innovation & digital

Robo advice—soon to be a standard offering of financial service providers?

Wealth management of the future

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