Wealth-X, the world’s leading ultra high net worth (UHNW) intelligence provider, has launched a unique digital intelligence and analysis platform collating daily news about the ultra wealthy – Wealth-X News.

Wealth-X News is the indispensible global guide to UHNW “money in motion.”

This unique publication will provide daily analysis on the fluctuations of the assets of the ultra wealthy by tracking initial public offerings, mergers and acquisitions, inheritance and succession, divorce and marriage, property sales and other large liquidity events that drive gains and losses on a daily basis.

"As a free publication, Wealth-X News will be a vital tool for those seeking up-to-the-minute analysis on UHNW wealth. Readers can subscribe to a daily emailed bulletin for a roundup of the essential global UHNW news," said a company statement.

Investigative analysis and exclusive features covering the ultra wealthy will be published on a weekly basis.

Wealth-X News is in a unique position to leverage Wealth-X’s database of over 100,000 detailed dossiers on UHNW individuals and its team of experienced researchers at the Wealth-X Institute.

To lead the new platform, Tara Loader Wilkinson has been named editor in chief, a role she assumes in addition to her current post as editor-at-large for sister company, Billionaire.

Loader Wilkinson is a Hong Kong-based journalist with seven years of experience at publications including Dow Jones Financial News, The Wall Street Journal and The South China Morning Post. She will be supported by managing editor William Citrin.

“As the UHNW population grows, private wealth is playing an increasingly important role in the global economy. We hope to cater to the growing demand for insight into this sector,” she stated.

Mykolas Rambus, the chief executive, said: “Through Wealth-X News we aim to provide our core clients – including private bankers, not-for-profits and luxury brands – with an indispensible news source, amalgamating everything newsworthy in their industry, on a daily basis.”-TradeArabia News Service