LUXURY DAILY: Stella McCartney, Louis Vuitton and Chanel perceived as most sustaina

Our insights have been featured in Luxury Daily’s article "Stella McCartney, Louis Vuitton and Chanel perceived as most sustainable".

"In our research, we defined the concept of sustainability in luxury as any product or services offered by luxury companies adopting policies that promote environmental protection, social responsibility and ethical behavior and used the key pillars of sustainability covering economy, society, and the environment," said Meryam Schneider, vice president at market researcher Altiant, Paris. "This notion was intentionally broad to cover various aspects of ‘green and ethical practices’ yet leaving it to the respondent’s interpretation."

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LUXURY DAILY: Altiant is 2020 Luxury Market Researcher of the Year

Altiant is 2020 Luxury Market Researcher of the Year:

Altiant is Luxury Daily’s 2020 Luxury Market Researcher of the Year for its development and presentation of valuable research and tools to help luxury brands navigate the COVID-19 pandemic.

“At the core of our company strategy is to share knowledge gained from our proprietary research,” said Lars Long, founder and CEO of Altiant, Stockholm. “This data helps our clients and the broader industry to have much more accurate levels of understanding when it comes to the behavior and sentiment of the global affluent/HNWI populations.”

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TTG ASIA: Sustainable tourism a big drawcard for luxury travelle

Our latest research has featured in TTG Asia’s article “Sustainable tourism a big drawcard for luxury travellers“

Speaking at the virtual ILTM World Tour Asia Pacific, Meryam Schneider, vice president of marketing and partnerships at luxury and wealth researcher ALTIANT, said the Covid-19 crisis has highlighted the importance of tackling climate change, propelling the issue to the forefront of affluent travellers’ minds.

Said Schneider: “While Covid-19 has impacted most of our lives, improved air quality and thriving wildlife have been two of the few upsides. This has raised concern for some luxury consumers, and as such, there are more demands being made for brands to acknowledge and act to alleviate climate concerns.”

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ALTIANT BRINGS MILLIONAIRE MEDIA CONSUMPTION SUBSCRIPTION TO MARKET

With billions spent annually in luxury & wealth advertising, media buyers and planners require more demonstrable ROI. To address this, Altiant is delighted to announce the launch of the Millionaire Media Consumption Subscription covering 4 Markets, unveiling the habits of 1,000 millionaires including but not limited to their use of print and on-line publications, digital platforms and their interactions with advertising.

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LUXURY DAILY: Amid uncertainty, consequences of US election likely to ripple across luxury

Our research has been featured in Luxury Daily’s article “Amid uncertainty, consequences of US election likely to ripple across luxury“

“Considering that the affluent — both Democrat and Republican — have been largely benefiting financially from the Trump presidency, at least insofar as equity appreciation is concerned, it is likely that affluent and HNWI will be less likely to make substantial changes to their portfolios than should Biden win,” said Lars Long, founder and CEO at Altiant, Stockholm. “In the research, we saw more portfolio changes expected among those who expect Biden to win."

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THE CEO MAGAZINE: Green travel is front and centre for wealthy travellers

Our latest research was featured in CEO MAGAZINE’s article: “Green travel is front and centre for wealthy travellers“

“In our quarterly monitor covering a sample of affluent and high net worth individuals, we see that a large proportion of the wealthy population in Europe, Asia and North America recognise the ongoing importance of environmental matters,” says Altiant Vice President Marketing and Partnerships Meryam Schneider.

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THE FASHION NETWORK: Rich consumers globally question reliance on luxury

Our latest research was featured in The Fashion Network’s article “Rich consumers globally question reliance on luxury“

These consumers have discovered new brands (50%) and although their overall budgets for shopping have fallen, they’re planning to buy more online. And they’re also planning to spend more on secondhand luxury (18%) and on rental websites (10%) in the future.

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DELOITTE: Navigating towards a 'Next Normal’ after COVID-19

Lessons from APAC wealth managers

The dramatic impact of COVID-19 on individuals, communities, and organizations is unfortunately still unfolding. No financial institution will be immune to its effects. Firms have taken rapid action to protect themselves, their employees and their clients, and are considering how to future-proof their business for a ‘post crisis’ world.

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