Can We Be Rich Again? Former Chancellor’s hypothetical tax manifesto
Could the former Chancellor's prescription for renewing the UK’s economy be a means to revive his own political fortunes?
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A traditionally modern members club, Cotswolds overpopulation and Churchill’s artistic side
News of a new old-school private members’ club, jet-set jewellery and the untold story behind an exhibition of Churchill’s paintings
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Letters to the editor: Tax policy, tech-savvy UHNWs and surrogacy
Readers have their say on our Wealth Management Survey, social media pitfalls and surrogacy issues
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Meet Igor Tulchinsky, the billionaire hedge fund manager bringing the Bayeux Tapestry to the British Museum
Belarussian-born quant Igor Tulchinsky made a fortune harnessing data to predict movements in the financial markets. Now he’s backing the…
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‘To balance royalty with modernity, I trust my instinct’: Hugo Burnand on photographing the King – and his family
Royal photographer Hugo Burnand on the art of the image, how he got his big break – and why his…
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Aiming for the future: how shooting balances tradition and modernity
As the number of licensed gun owners has shrunk over the past few years, shooting companies are working to modernise…
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Former F1 champ Nico Rosberg is putting European family offices into pole position
The 2016 Formula One world champion has moved through the gears in his second career as a venture capitalist
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London Falling: An account of death, money and the upper-middle class
Patrick Radden Keefe's latest book, London Falling: A Mysterious Death in a Gilded City and a Family’s Search for Truth,…
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American automotive icon Corvette beckons in the modern age
The Corvette E-Ray is forcing a re-evaluation of European dominance in the supercar world
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‘We never say “no” – unless it’s illegal’: The secret life of a Raffles butler
From marriage proposals to impromptu table tennis tournaments – the modern practitioners of the historic craft of butlering have their work…
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Property developer Daniel Shamoon on working with de Niro and bringing Nobu to Barbuda
Through his family office, the British entrepreneur is partnering with Hollywood royalty and Australian billionaire James Packer to create the…
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Wealth management mergers, rival equine banks and pheasant for dinner
News from London and beyond, including a potentially promising FTSE and the ‘Diva of divorce’ opening her first satellite office.…
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Introducing Spear’s Magazine: Issue 98
The latest issue of Spear’s puts The Whiteley centre stage, charting the £1.5 billion revival of a London landmark, alongside…
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Letters to the editor: private markets, hedge fund fees and classic cars
Readers share their views on private equity, hedge fund fees and luxury classic cars
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‘Being a chef is not a job, it’s a way of life’: Michel Roux Jr on food, family and his favourite dish
The legendary chef is as busy as ever in the post-Gavroche era – but there’s always time for his grandchildren...
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The murkier side of private markets
The rebellious French professor who is taking aim at the shadier practices of the world of private markets
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Readers share their views on reputational issues, London property development, tax laws and more
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Isabella Charlotta Poppius: climate activists should leave the sustainability echo chamber behind
Model (and sometime royal love interest) Isabella Charlotta Poppius on her sustainability advocacy and why the green lobby needs to…
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What makes a luxury bathroom?
HNWs who want to add a touch of class to their bathrooms might want to try Geberit’s AquaClean shower toilets,…
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LETTERS: Legal issues, Russian wealth, and the dangers facing independent bookshops
Spear’s readers offer their opinions on a new members-only club for centimillionaires, the movement of Russian wealth from London and…
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