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Wealth Management

Does succession have to be fair and equal? How to divide an estate without family infighting

As the recent Murdoch drama shows, family business succession planning is a delicate balance of legal, financial, and emotional considerations. Spear's experts explain how to keep your heirs happy - even if they are not all getting…

By Suzanne Elliott

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Why private capital can help solve ‘world’s most pressing problems’

Why private capital can help solve ‘world’s most pressing problems’

By Edwin Smith

Revealed: the best citizenship options to secure your child’s future success

By Suzanne Elliott

Schroders names former J.P. Morgan UK private banking boss Oliver Gregson as in-coming wealth CEO

By Spear's

Private Schools

VAT on private school fees driving HNW ‘exodus’ from the UK

By Livia Giannotti

Rory McIlroy's divorce U-turn and the rise of reconciliation contracts

Rory McIlroy’s divorce U-turn and the rise of reconciliation contracts

By Suzanne Elliott

UK still considered global wealth hub by (U)HNW business leaders

By Livia Giannotti

Wealth

HMRC suspects Britain’s wealthy underpaid £325 million in inheritance tax as government ramps up IHT compliance

By Suzanne Elliott

Private Schools

High Court to hear private school VAT legal challenge this April

By Suzanne Elliott

Family office con man’s rehabilitation faces setback

Family office con man’s rehabilitation faces setback

By Edwin Smith

Family offices and startups: a match made in heaven?

By Rosalyn Breedy

The perils of disinformation: Reputation experts on the biggest threat to HNW clients

By Aisha Alli

What is a Family Investment Company?

What is a Family Investment Company?

By Suzanne Elliott

Spear's 500

The top life and performance coaches

Health & Wellness

The top life and performance coaches

By Spear's

The top athletic clubs & gyms in London

The top athletic clubs & gyms in London

By Spear's

The top later living developments and retirement homes

The top later living developments and retirement homes

By Spear's

The best wellbeing & rehabilitation specialists

The best wellbeing & rehabilitation specialists

By Spear's

The top private members' clubs in London

The top private members’ clubs in London

By Spear's

The best personal trainers

Health & Wellness

The best personal trainers

By Spear's

The best wellbeing and rehabilitation centres

The best wellbeing and rehabilitation centres

By Spear's

The top health clubs and spas in London

Health & Wellness

The top health clubs and spas in London

By Spear's

Property

Bitcoin purchases, climate-driven relocation and high-tech security: the trends shaping the prime property market in 2025

By Suzanne Elliott

Can buyers of super-prime property remain anonymous?

By Alexandra Goss

The Western Front: Queensway's £3 billion revamp

The Western Front: Queensway’s £3 billion revamp

By Chris Newlands

‘Once-in-a-decade’ apartment at The Glebe Chelsea comes to market at £40 million

By Suzanne Elliott

The proptech platform that counters the ‘Wild West’ of super-prime property deals

By Edwin Smith

Michael Stern is bringing Manhattan to Miami

Michael Stern is bringing Manhattan to Miami

By Cathy Hawker

Interviews

Enhanced Games founder Aron D’Souza on why his project is more than just ‘the doping Olympics’

Enhanced Games founder Aron D’Souza on why his project is more than just ‘the doping Olympics’

By Edwin Smith

'I’ve never actually had any money': Royal hotelier Jeremy Goring on gold and his foldable 'superyacht'

‘I’ve never actually had any money’: Royal hotelier Jeremy Goring on gold and his foldable ‘superyacht’

By Edwin Smith

'Trump is a dealmaker': Gediminas Žiemelis, Lithuania's richest man, on basketball, Boeing and being fired

‘Trump is a dealmaker’: Gediminas Žiemelis, Lithuania’s richest man, on basketball, Boeing and being fired

By John Arlidge

'We need moral and spiritual sustainability': Brunello Cucinelli on pasta, prices and profit

‘We need moral and spiritual sustainability’: Brunello Cucinelli on pasta, prices and profit

By John Arlidge

Spotlight

Family office con man’s rehabilitation faces setback

Family office con man’s rehabilitation faces setback

Anthony Ritossa’s family office conference series was on hold for almost two years following allegations he had misled attendees, been arrested in London and faced a warrant for arrest in New York. Now his comeback has suffered…

By Edwin Smith

Features

The £54,000-a-year health clinics helping the super-rich live longer

Health & Wellness

The £54,000-a-year health clinics helping the super-rich live longer

By Simon Usborne

Confidant's trick: What happens when a trusted UHNW adviser goes rogue?

Confidant’s trick: What happens when a trusted UHNW adviser goes rogue?

By Robert Jackman

How the rich and famous fell for Miami

How the rich and famous fell for Miami

By Robert Jackman

Succession at the House of Arnault: who will wear the crown?

Succession at the House of Arnault: who will wear the crown?

By John Arlidge

Luxury

A movable feast: Michelin-starred menus on rails

British Pullman launches its Celebrity Chef Dinner Series in 2025, featuring exclusive Michelin-starred menus from top chefs aboard its luxurious Art Deco carriages

By Suzanne Elliott

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The new Lamborghini Revuelto refuses to die

The new Lamborghini Revuelto refuses to die

By Mark Walton

Square watches are cornering the market

Square watches are cornering the market

By Timothy Barber

'The world needs cycling more than ever': On the - long, steep - road with Rapha founder Simon Mottram

‘The world needs cycling more than ever’: On the – long, steep – road with Rapha founder Simon Mottram

By Edwin Smith

Giardino Mountain: Recharge in the Engadin mountains of St Moritz

Giardino Mountain: Recharge in the Engadin mountains of St Moritz

By Zana Wilberforce

Law

Surge in wealthy divorcing couples hiring private judges to resolve financial disputes

Surge in wealthy divorcing couples hiring private judges to resolve financial disputes

By Suzanne Elliott

Pippa Middleton v the public: Land access lessons from Berkshire village footpath row

Pippa Middleton v the public: Land access lessons from Berkshire village footpath row

By Spear's

UHNW women among economic abuse victims being failed by courts, family lawyers warn

UHNW women among economic abuse victims being failed by courts, family lawyers warn

By Emily Formstone

Will new Duxbury recommendations lead to lower 'clean-break divorce' payments for UHNWs?

Will new Duxbury recommendations lead to lower ‘clean-break divorce’ payments for UHNWs?

By Livia Giannotti

Columns

The enduring appeal of the superyacht

By Daisy Dunn

Succession planning: How do super-rich families achieve a successful transition?

By Annamaria Koerling

The untold history of women on Wall Street

The untold history of women on Wall Street

By Paulina Bren

What would Roman emperors have made of Ozempic?

By Daisy Dunn

The West is sleepwalking through its own terminal decline

By Robert Amsterdam

Is a robot painting worth $1 million or is it just hype?

Is a robot painting worth $1 million or is it just hype?

By John Russo

Events

Spear's 500 Live returns for 2025

Awards & Events

Spear’s 500 Live returns for 2025

The premier live event for private client professionals will return to The Savoy on 7 May 2025

By Spear's

Education

Harrow to open Abu Dhabi's first-ever boarding school

Private Schools

Harrow to open Abu Dhabi’s first-ever boarding school

By Suzanne Elliott

Inside the world of elite summer schools: are they worth the money?

Private Schools

Inside the world of elite summer schools: are they worth the money?

By Rory Sachs and Emily Formstone

How to get your child into an Ivy League university

Private Schools

How to get your child into an Ivy League university

By Livia Giannotti

How to get your child into Oxbridge: the definitive guide

Private Schools

How to get your child into Oxbridge: the definitive guide

By Yusuf Kundgol

Philanthropy

Prominent philanthropists call for UK to give more

Impact Philanthropy

Prominent philanthropists call for UK to give more

By Suzanne Elliott

James Reed: Why entrepreneurs should make philanthropy part of their company’s DNA

Impact Philanthropy

James Reed: Why entrepreneurs should make philanthropy part of their company’s DNA

By James Reed

'The measure of society is how it treats its most vulnerable': Maro Itoje on the power of philanthropy

Impact Philanthropy

‘The measure of society is how it treats its most vulnerable’: Maro Itoje on the power of philanthropy

By Stephanie Bridger-Linning

Why now is the time to support small charities

Impact Philanthropy

Why now is the time to support small charities

By Mary Rose Gunn

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