Who are the new generation of high-net-worths, and what do they want? New research might hold the answer
‘When everyone’s walking on eggshells, it can be really counterproductive’ – Working with family businesses
Spear’s Tax Survey 2021: Almost half of tax advisers to HNWs say post-pandemic wealth tax ‘desirable’
Book releases: top titles from across the Spear’s Universe Read More... Each edition we publish a list of upcoming book releases that have caught the attention of bibliophiles across the Spear’s universe.
Book Review: ‘Butler to the World’ argues that Britain readily greases the wheels of kleptocracy Read More... In Butler to the World, Oliver Bullough argues that Britain greases the wheels of kleptocracy and money laundering all too readily, says Edwin Smith
The art of recycling: Even new cultural movements are interwoven with our past Read More... The past and the future are often interwoven more than one thinks, writes Sam Leith. So is it possible to conceive of a cultural movement or a piece of art completely afresh?
‘It becomes something more than a book’ – Inside the £16,500 Sistine Chapel publication Read More... The majesty and detail of the Sistine Chapel is captured in a painstakingly produced triptych of books
LSE director Baroness Minouche Shafik: ‘Changes in attitudes opens the possibility of rethinking the social contract’ Read More... Baroness Minouche Shafik, director of the London School of Economics, on our broken social contract
Book Review: ‘Butler to the World’ argues that Britain readily greases the wheels of kleptocracy
How to respond to ‘slowbalisation’
