Wealth Requires Stable Foundations, Not Just Growth

Economic growth alone is insufficient for building lasting wealth and generational wealth transfer. Stable and functional capital markets are essential for reliable long-term investment returns, unlike the volatile environments often present in emerging markets. Historical examples illustrate that political instability can derail capital markets, affecting wealth accumulation over decades. The US demonstrates a strong capital market history, but not all countries share this stability. Planning for wealth transfer necessitates a focus on durability and resilience in financial systems, considering both current dynamics and potential future risks.