Logo visibility ranks dead last for luxury buyers: BCG, Altagamma
Design, quality and timelessness top a list of purchase drivers as status signaling loses its grip across every category, per the latest True-Luxury report.
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The segment reached an all-time high of 556,850 individuals in 2025, accounting for a fifth of all consumer-facing luxury spending, according to the firm’s 14th annual World Ultra Wealth Report.
$90B luxury opportunity sits beyond top spenders: BoF, McKinsey
Aspirational and established clients could represent $70 billion to $90 billion in growth, according to the latest State of Fashion report.
Americas lead luxury’s gradual recovery: Bain
Personal luxury goods is forecasted to grow 2 to 4 percent this year, according to the latest Bain-Altagamma Luxury Goods Worldwide Market Study.
‘Longevity is a core wealth planning priority’: Bank of America
A new survey of Americans with at least $3 million in portfolio holdings points to an increasingly fragmented investment landscape, as family wealth changes hands.
North America hosts largest global share of family offices: Knight Frank
The annual report, which tracks the growth of global wealth and rising mobility among ultra-wealthy populations, reaches its 20th edition.
Brand events up 54pc since 2019: Launchmetrics
Physical experiences are pulling audiences back from digital platforms as attendance volumes push past pre-pandemic levels, according to new findings from the software and data insights company.
Business jet departures climbed to record 3.88M globally in 2025: report
The rate has risen 34 percent above pre-pandemic levels, according to the first edition of The Haute Jets Wealth Migration Report.
62pc of HNWIs now worried about geopolitical instability related to Iran war: Altiant
Up from 56 percent in Q4, per the firm’s quarterly Global Luxury and Asset Management Monitor, concern spiked most in the latter half of the first quarter, following the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
Global secondhand market to hit $393B by 2030: ThredUp
Gen Z and millennial consumers are driving 70 percent of the growth as resale becomes their primary destination for shopping.