Barron’s announced Thursday it will launch a new section targeting “pentamillionaires” — individuals with at least $5 million in assets.
“The Madoff scandal has left many wealthy Americans feeling vulnerable,” said Ed Finn, editor and president of Barron’s, in a statement. “With the lack of investment advice for this segment of the population from other credible media outlets, we decided that PENTA was a good fit for our readers because it provides trusted financial advice from America’s premier financial magazine.”
The first issue of PENTA will feature Barron’s annual ranking of elite wealth management firms as well as a new list ranking the top private bankers in the U.S. In addition, PENTA will regularly provide lifestyle content, such as advice on how to buy art at auction, buying fine wines, green initiatives, philanthropy and investing advice.
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