Post Panama Papers: are English trusts still trusted?
Trusts still remain under public scrutiny, but can their reputation be safeguarded, asks Stuart Price A recent government consultation on…
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Money troubles: managing fights over the family fortune
The high-profile dispute over the Folkes fortune emphasises the importance of individuals taking speedy action with family disputes, writes Debra…
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Spear’s and Elephant Family celebrate ‘From India with Love’ at Gymkhana
Spear’s editor at large William Cash celebrates Diwali in style at Mayfair’s Gymkhana. It’s that time of year when the…
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New managing partner for Maurice Turnor Gardner
The Spear’s recommended boutique law firm has appointed Emma-Jane Weider and snapped up Rupert Ticehurst, reports Arun Kakar There’s a…
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What a Labour government means for HNWs
A snap election might return Britain to darker economic climes, writes Catherine Pugsley The coincidence of the centenary of the…
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The FCA’s approval process: more hurdles for the international elite?
Gaining approval through the Senior Managers and Certification Regime poses complexities for the international elite, write Hannah Laming and Will…
ByWhat is Christine Lampard’s net worth?
Wife of English footballer Frank Lampard, BBC and ITV presenter Christine Lampard has a guesstimated net worth well over £6…
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Cream of Devon: A day at the Challacombe Shoot
The partridge in Exmoor’s pristine landscapes can prove highly elusive, writes Alec Marsh The Challacombe Shoot, part of Loyton Sporting’s…
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Ban on Mayfair ‘mega-homes’
Agents are downbeat on Westminster Council’s decision to restrict new-builds for homes over 150 square metres, reports Arun Kakar Westminster…
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Don’t rush the take-off: aircraft purchases and the new US tax regime
There could be turbulence ahead for private aircraft owners, writes Mike Kosnitzky Private aircraft acquisitions are soaring, with activity in…
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Why HNWs should be worried about the probate fee hike
The new probate fees are a stealth tax, and could be a slippery slope leading to tax hikes for the…
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How Vietnam is changing: local artists offer a new perspective
A trip across Vietnam reveals a country ready to shake off the legacy of the ‘American war’ and embrace its…
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Review: ‘Face Value’ by Lot 5 Collective, Royal Opera Arcade
Lot 5 Collective uses contemporary portraiture and interactive art (i.e. ‘defacing’ a picture of Boris Johnson) to deliver incisive political…
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What you need to know about the ‘Social Investment’ relief
Here’s a practical and legal insight into a lesser known tax relief, which is one of David Cameron’s ‘Big Society’…
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Revealed: the top HNW advisers working in art, wine and classic cars in 2018
The markets of fine art, wine and classic cars are subject to unique influences and fluctuations, so the advice of…
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Opera powerhouse: David Ross on what the Nevill Holt means for the people
Education and music are the twin hearts of David Ross’s philanthropic mission – so building his own opera house for…
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Stephen Hawking artefacts raise over £1.8m
The late physicist’s first thesis and wheelchair are among over 20 items sold at Christie’s, reports Arun Kakar Items including…
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What is Seann Walsh’s net worth?
British comedian and Strictly Come Dancing contestant Seann Walsh has an estimated net worth of £350,000. Comedian Seann Walsh Who…
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D.S. Churchill on ‘hottest’ properties, delayed sales and how to strike a deal
The founder of boutique property consultancy agency D.S. Churchill shares his insights into London’s property market with Sophie Killip Starting…
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Unseen Icons: behind the lens of Phil Griffin
From Prince Charles to Amy Winehouse and Adele, Phil Griffin’s new exhibition showcases a remarkable career in photography, writes Arun…
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