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Society · 11 Sept 2026

It’s always sunny in Portugal!

An AI entrepreneur chose to relocate to Lisbon for its climate, tech scene, and favourable tax regime. With expert guidance, Pictet helped the client align his business ambitions and lifestyle goals. His move exemplifies how individuals can appeal to countries that want skilled, economically active individuals, not just passive investors, to drive growth.

Society · 11 Sept 2026

From sunseekers to skill seekers: How countries are competing for global talent

Successful global mobility today demands a clear commitment to contributing to the local economy. That is because many countries are moving away from broad-based incentives, instead focusing on attracting skilled professionals and innovators. As a result, thorough due diligence and genuine integration into local communities have become more important than ever.

Society · 06 Aug 2026

Healthcare: two markets, one value chain

How innovation moves between private and public capital in the healthcare sector.

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How women are changing wealth management

As wealth held by women grows, distinct investment priorities and financial strategies are reshaping an industry long tailored to men.

Society · 04 Feb 2026

Women’s health gap

Why is there a women’s health gap and how can we fix it?

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Women in wealth

Dina Di Angelo, Team Leader – Private Banking at Pictet Wealth Management shares her view on the evolving approach of women investors in wealth management.

Society · 24 Oct 2024

Money moves: the changing nature of global mobility in wealth management

Alternative residency used to be a tool for facilitating travel, but now it’s an important strategy for building resilience in an increasingly complex world.

Society · 20 Oct 2024

Location: why some individuals embrace alternative residency

Families, retirees and entrepreneurs are turning to global mobility as part of a wider strategy to mitigate risk and protect their long-term legacy.

Society · 08 Apr 2024

The evolution of generational wealth: how pioneering families are transforming their legacy

As the heirs to family businesses around the world progressively take on leadership roles, new ecosystems are emerging under their influence.

Society · 19 Mar 2024

Unlocking the potential of Neurodiversity

Teams that include neurotypical and neurodivergent thinkers maximise diversity of thought and reduce groupthink by taking into account different thinking styles, viewpoints and perspectives.

Society · 29 Nov 2023

Will AI steal your job?

There are growing fears that large language models will put vast numbers of people out of work. Those fears are overdone, argues Carl Frey, the Oxford academic who famously predicted 47 per cent of all jobs in the US were at high risk of automation.

Society · 20 Nov 2023

Catalyst for Change: From Art to Investments | Podcast

This podcast episode explores the dynamic duality of art and investment: the points at which they intersect, and their roles as catalysts for change.

Society · 27 Jul 2023

Confidence in Full Bloom with Viv Groskop | Podcast

We’ve all been there. Networking at a smart party. Presenting to a crowded room. Few of us can naturally project confidence and authority in an intimidating situation; many of us are simply lost for words. Thankfully while being confident at work isn’t something we are born with, it is something that can be taught and learned - and without sacrificing our authenticity.

Society · 06 Jul 2023

Art as a bellwether for change

In conversation with Loa Haagen Pictet, Head of Arts and Chief Curator at Pictet

Society · 22 Jun 2023

Intergenerational Wealth and Wisdom | Podcast

It’s easy to assume, in a world of rapid change, that the differences between the generations are seismic – but what if that which unites us is greater than that which divides us? How can families nurture their differences, strive towards harmony and strengthen their legacy?

Society · 15 Jun 2023

Ukraine war: trigger for global change

Anne Applebaum, Pulitzer-winning historian, author and Eastern Europe expert, argues that Ukraine has what it takes to win the war in the next few months, striking a blow against autocratic regimes around the world. This is a summary of her recent talk given at Pictet.

Society · 15 Feb 2023

Championing Health Innovation | Podcast

Will humankind be able to detect cancers long before they affect one's health? From telemedicine to wearable devices, and artificial intelligence to genomics, the health innovation space is buzzing with exciting developments that promise to improve outcomes and quality of life across the globe.

Society · 16 Oct 2022

Radical Beauty Project | Podcast

The Radical Beauty Project is an avant-garde art and high fashion project bringing globally renowned photographers together with models with Down’s Syndrome.

Society · 02 Jul 2022

Regret. Is it our most misunderstood emotion? | Podcast

No regrets! The mantra adorns tattoos, T-shirts and posters; celebrities from John Travolta to Laverne Cox say they live by it. But should they?

Society · 31 May 2022

Food allergy: fight against the new epidemic

The life of food allergy sufferers – some 250 million in the world – is about to get a lot easier thanks to novel treatments and the development of innovative food products.

Society · 30 May 2022

Women in Business: How to Win at Work?

Can women win at work? Transforming the way companies are run and the way people live their lives (with the correct support structures) will pave the path to success for women in business.

Society · 30 May 2022

How women win at work? | Film

Pictet meets Helena Morrissey, Chair-designate at AJ Bell, and author of Style and Substance.

Society · 04 Mar 2022

The "forever" chemical we've fallen out of love with

A group of artificial substances collectively known as PFAS have been used for years to make a truly vast array of household and industrial products. Now, we're discovering that may have been a mistake.

Society · 25 Oct 2021

Longer lifespans

Humans have long been obsessed with longer life. Over the past century public health improvements and medical developments have significantly increased the length of human life, almost doubling life expectancy for the average person.

Society · 05 Jul 2021

Pandemic Trauma

Why have some people thrived while others struggled during the pandemic? How do containment strategies like repetitive lockdowns and physical distancing affect the mind? As mental health cases reach all-time records worldwide, today we discuss pandemic trauma.

Society · 07 Jun 2021

Vaccinating the World

The Economist estimates Covid-19 has already claimed over 10 million lives and data shows we need mass vaccination in the poorest and richest of countries to avoid mutating variants. So, how can we make sure vaccines are supplied equally around the world? And what can we do to stop existing variants from taking over?

Society · 08 Mar 2021

Women in Times of Change | Podcast

Are we living in times of change? Undoubtedly. In celebration of this year’s International Women’s Day, this episode explores the role of women in a changing economy, the importance of female role models in leadership positions, and what we can do, as individuals and businesses alike, to even out the gender gap.

Society · 11 Jan 2021

First Impressions | Podcast

How reliable are first impressions? Can a bad one be dangerous? And how much control can we have over them?

Society · 07 Sept 2020

Leadership | Podcast

Machiavelli famously said it’s better for a ruler to be feared than loved. Was he right? Or can compassionate leadership founded on kindness and respect for one’s peers still produce powerful results?

Society · 13 Jul 2020

Resilience in Uncertain Times | Podcast

Today’s world is anything but predictable, so how do we endure and even thrive in this volatile environment?

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Habits | Podcast

How do we keep our sanity and stay productive when all of the world's rituals have been disrupted? This episode focuses on empirically-proven strategies for changing one’s life and work.