Dollar depreciation a leading concern as family offices bet on cash, gold and crypto
There's been a shift in the way family offices in the US are approaching investments in 2025 - offset by…
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Move over, gentlemen: The women now running Britain’s billions… and Yorkshire’s shiny wealth centre
News from London and beyond, featuring a quiet revolution in Britain’s boardrooms and a seven-storey Bond Street debut for Boodles
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The new establishment: how Gen Z, Millennials and Gen X will command 80 per cent of ultra-wealth
The future face of fortune is younger, digitally-native, and has different priorities
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Ultra-wealthy boom: US dominates as super-rich numbers soar
The US is now home to 38% of the world's ultra-wealthy, a share greater than all other top 10 countries…
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The $393 trillion market: real estate remains world’s ultimate store of wealth
For ultra-high-net-worth investors, real estate remains a cornerstone of stable and long-term wealth in 2025
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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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Politicians have no solutions to Brexit Britain’s problems
From the magazine: The incoming government will face an unenviable tax conundrum thanks to our low-growth, high-tax economy
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The ‘masters of the universe’ are back in business
A new era of market volatility and higher interest rates is inspiring a comeback for the hedgies of Mayfair and…
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Schroders stalwart Clare Anderson appointed global family office head
Anderson, previously UK head of Schroders Family Office Service, will now be responsible for coordinating services across the firm’s global…
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Where have all the UK billionaires gone?
The super-rich seem to be moving out of the UK but it's not too late for the UK’s political parties…
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A rich man’s plaything: the case for billionaire newspaper ownership
If the print media industry is to survive, we need more crazy billionaires to own and operate newspapers and magazines,…
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Rise of the under-30 millionaires
There are 830 under-30s earning at least £1 million a year, according to HMRC data analysed by accountancy firm Lubbock…
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Family offices poised for buying spree
Some 94 per cent of family offices expect to increase acquisitions and investments this year, according to fresh data
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London climbs to second place in Schroders 2024 Global Cities Index
The Schroders 2024 Global Cities Index judges cities on four criteria: economy, environment, innovation and transportation
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Praxis and the promise of a tech bro utopia
Praxis claims to be creating 'tech-powered, values-driven cities of the future'. But is there any substance behind the buzzwords?
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José Manuel Barroso on banking, vaccines, and the UK’s post-Brexit future
From the magazine: Spear's meets the former president of the EC and former non-executive chairman of Goldman Sachs
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What’s behind conspiracy theorists’ enduring fixation on the Rothschild family?
If the two things that you know about me are that: 1) I have written a book about Rothschild banking…
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India’s Silicon Valley tops list of emerging millionaire hotspots
The inaugural BRICS Wealth Report, published today, assesses the wealth of 10 BRICS nations
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C. Hoare & Co. appoints 10th generation family member as newest partner
Abigail Malortie, a descendant of founder Sir Richard Hoare, is the 51st partner of the UK's oldest privately-owned bank
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