DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/5acbe1/wealth_segments_ua) has announced the addition of the "Wealth Segments UAE: Enterprising Sons" report to their offering.
What international companies competing in high growth markets require in order to successfully target the wealthy is exquisite detail into who these individuals really are - insight into their backgrounds, personal relationships, interests, attitudes and motivators. Up until now this could only be obtained through costly commissioned research projects. Now Ledbury Research, the specialists in understanding High Net Worth individuals, unlock the mysteries of the wealthy with a series of reports on key Wealth Segments in the UAE.
The series of 23-page reports provides pen portraits of two large and distinct segments of the wealthy population. In the UAE Ledbury examines the main economically active groups of Emirati men, the younger generation (aged 20-45) and the older individuals (aged 45 or older).
The Wealth Segment reports were created for all international companies targeting wealthy individuals in the UAE such as wealth managers and prestige and luxury goods companies, or organisations supporting them in their efforts. They will be particularly useful to those involved in conceiving or implementing sales, marketing or service strategies.
Enterprising Sons: This next generation segment is made up mainly of males aged 20-45, who are actively contributing to the UAE's economy. They are working in some capacity, be this within their own business, the family business, or another organisation. Enterprising Sons are very Westernised individuals, with international tendencies when it comes to their lifestyles and leisure activities. They are even more conspicuous consumers of luxury than the older generations of Emirati, with a particular love of flashy cars.
Key Topics Covered:
- A Typical Day
- Work Life
- Social Relationships and Downtime
- The Family and Home
- Brand Preferences
- Finances and Wealth
- Media Habits
- Culture and Beliefs
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/5acbe1/wealth_segments_ua