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November 20, 2014updated 02 Feb 2016 2:46pm

Spear’s Wealth Insight Forums 2014

By Spear's

Spear’s will be doing what it does best — helping wealth managers, lawyers and other private client professionals to understand the world of their high-net-worth clients — with the Spear’s Wealth Insight Forum. Because of the success of previous Wealth Insight Forums, we will be holding two this year: mid-May and mid-November.

Despite the already massive changes of the 21st century — from the rise of a new class of the super-rich to the destruction of established investment practices — many wealth managers are stuck with an old paradigm. Spear’s is perfectly placed to explain the new HNW mindset and lifestyle with characteristic insight, analysis and wit.

Contact tiffany.levy@spearswms.com to enquire about attendance.

Panels for 20 November 2014 (subject to change)
9.30-10.15: Immortal Remains: How to leave a legacy you won’t regret

Speakers: Juliette Johnson, Juliette Johnson Consultancy
Khaled Said, Capital Generation Partners
Corinne Staves, Maurice Turnor Gardner

10.15-11: Hang On! The pleasures and pitfalls of buying art
Sponsored by AXA Art

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Speakers: Matthew Cooper, John Jones
Andrew Davies, AXA ART
Kenny Schachter

11.30-12.15: Grapes of Wealth: Is it a vintage time for investing in wine?

Speakers: Julian Kirk, Nyetimber
Ella Lister
Andrew Shirley, Knight Frank
12.15-1: Keeping It In The Family: How a family business survives in the 21st century

Editor Josh Spero will interview Jeremy Goring of five-star hotel The Goring, now over one hundred years old and as vital as ever

Format
8.30-9.30: Breakfast
9.30-10.15: First panel
10.15-11: Second panel
11-11.30: Coffee
11.30-12.15: Third panel
12.15-1: Fourth panel
1-2.30: Lunch and networking

Previous speakers

Ben Goldsmith, WHEB Ventures

Entrepreneur Julie Meyer

Art dealer and TV presenter Philip Mould

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Entrepreneur Britt Lintner


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