Dollar Decline Spurs Wealth Managers to Explore Swiss Asset Diversification
The U.S. dollar has long been considered a pillar of global financial stability. But for high-net-worth families seeking to preserve multigenerational wealth, growing economic and political pressures are raising serious concerns about the dollar’s long-term purchasing power. Inflation, rising federal debt and worsening fiscal imbalances create a challenging environment for estate planners and wealth advisors tasked with protecting capital across generations.
In this evolving landscape, one solution is gaining urgency: global investment diversification. By reallocating part of their portfolios to assets held outside the United States, particularly in stable jurisdictions like Switzerland, families can hedge against the risks of dollar…
