Women are less prepared in their succession planning than men, but are more drawn towards philanthropic giving, according to a report from Swiss banking giant UBS.
The report highlighted the difference between women and men when it comes to legacy planning.
Women are more focused than men on certain tangible assets that may be included in the legacy strategy.
Almost a third (32 percent) of women said they plan to leave artwork to their heirs, compared ...
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