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For WM, in my opinion, USA is a way to go. In Europe this service is relatively fresh, some folks still consider keeping vast sums of money in Switzerland at 3% to be WM. Banks like Citi or Barclays offer wm for masses, and it doesn't bear much resemblance to the real service. In the US you have a wide selection of small/medium firms as well as all renowned European banks. Beside, managing wealth has a long history in this country.

 

EU is a no-no. I would stay away from that, as tomm29 said above, it's a relatively new thing there. Switzerland, however, I would say is on par with the US in terms of services.

 

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