Ride out the revolution, but make sure you’re on the right side of history
As the world is experiencing inevitable disruption, it is becoming clear that social tolerance for greed is decreasing and that…
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Davos Diary: Day 5
The death of the status quo, looking forward to a female future, and why Donald Trump should be feeling the…
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Davos Diary: Day 4
The economic argument for migration, gender and inclusion in finance, and what to call a Davos devotee: Paul Blanchard reports…
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Davos Diary: Day 3
Why HRH is ahead of the curve, the new global arms race, and mooching about with ‘The Mooch’: Paul Blanchard…
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Davos Diary: Day 1
Greta versus Trump, Africa’s climate conundrum and modest gender equality targets: Paul Blanchard reports from the first day of the…
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Why the future of the global economy is African
With young, growing populations and cities that are projected to become the largest in the world, the African continent has…
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The problem with the ‘Golden Visa’
The government have suggested an independent audit for all ‘Golden Visas’, but that may not be necessary, writes Philip Barth…
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The royal precedents that could decide Meghan Markle’s legal battle
The Duchess of Sussex has taken a stand against media intrusion. The question is: will she win? Amber Melville-Brown weighs…
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Review: Porsche Macan is still ahead of the pack
It’s goodbye to diesel as Stuttgart’s acclaimed sporting SUV gets a makeover for 2019, writes Gareth Herincx When the Porsche…
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Why we can expect more Swiss Leaks-style prosecutions in the UK
The UK’s extra-territorial reach in tax investigations is so vast that HNWs and corporates should be careful where they tread,…
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Make international cricket free-to-air
Keeping international cricket away from free-to-air broadcasters would fail to capitalise on what should be a golden opportunity to bring…
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How a prenup can help defend you from ‘Corbygeddon’
The prospect of a Corbyn government should prompt HNWs to think about their pre-nups as well as their tax structure,…
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What the classic car market can teach us about prime central London property
When it comes to a trophy asset, the cachet of exclusivity, history and style will never go out of fashion,…
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‘Heterosexual couples will be able to have a civil partnership,’ writes Hunters Law
Heterosexual couples will be able to enter into civil partnerships in England and Wales by the end of the year,…
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An expert’s guide to international business etiquette
Matrimonial consultant and family lawyer Sheela Mackintosh-Stewart offers some insights on international business etiquette When it comes to international business…
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How tokenisation will liberate the art market – eToro
Tokenisation brings the possibility of art investment to more people – expect it to change the industry, writes Iqbal V…
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Feature: How Esmond Bradley Martin took on the illegal wildlife trade
One man’s research and fearless undercover work put a serious dent in the global illegal wildlife trade – until he…
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William Cash: How many tailors does an HNW need?
The subtle shift to ‘boutique’ tailoring is exactly like the mini-revolution that has shaken up the private client finance world,…
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ANALYSIS: Wealth managers react as eurozone ‘recession’ looms
As Italy slides back into recession, David Dawkins taps the wealth management world for insight into the eurozone’s fragility Are…
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How to write a marvellous speech – an expert’s guide
Speechwriter Brian Jenner offers some sage advice on confronting the challenge of public speaking There are many skills you can…
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