Simon Larkin
The aim for Atlas Fine Wines remains the same as when Simon Larkin founded it in 2010: personal advice to…
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Charles Lea
It’s been a good year for Chelsea institution Lea & Sandeman. Celebrating its 30th anniversary, it also received a Royal…
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Ella Lister
After leaving the world of banking for the wine industry, Ella Lister noticed the need for a data-driven approach to…
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David Elswood
As senior international consultant head of sales and principal auctioneer at Christie’s, David Elswood presides over a legacy that has…
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Gary Boom
‘2018 could realistically be our best year yet,’ says BI founder Gary Boom, who points to strong growth in spirits…
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Moving away? Know that tax is where the home is
Guidelines for HNWs planning to escape Brexit without losing grip on UK property, writes James Badcock A combination of tax…
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Jonathan Green
A Mayfair institution dating back all the way to 1936, Richard Green’s two galleries are now overseen by his son…
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Thomas Gibson
Thomas Gibson is ‘officially’ retired from running Thomas Gibson Fine Art, the gallery he founded in 1969 at the age…
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Amy Cappellazzo
One of the art world’s titans, Amy Capellazzo launched Art Agency, Partners in 2013 with Allan Schwartzman. Both sit as…
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Ariane Belisle
Private collectors, galleries and foundations make up the clients of Ariane Belisle, whose ascent has been nothing short of remarkable…
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Abigail Asher
Abigail Asher and Barbara Guggenheim have established Guggenheim Asher as an industry titan. Its clients include many household names: Steven…
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Interview: Anna Hansen on family, fusions and a dramatic decade
The Modern Pantry has survived a turbulent period, and chef-patron Anna Hansen can concentrate on her joyful food once more,…
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Rupert Murdoch sets up a $12bn family trust
Rosamond McDowell and Isobel Symonds explain how using a trust to secure the succession of family businesses could be the…
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Spear’s Briefing: Exploring the benefits of impact investing
The latest Spear’s Breakfast Briefing tackled impact funds –what they are, what they aren’t, and why we should all care.…
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AI and art at Christie’s: algorithmic portraits to ‘disrupt the canon’
The first ever sale of an AI generated artwork raises questions of authorship, authenticity and value, Arun Kakar reports Edmond…
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PPFM- Spear’s monthly cultural round-up
Pinch Punch First of the Month: Six things to see, spend and do over the next 30 days. Edited by…
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How to tackle the ‘Unknown Unknowns’ in divorce
A watertight agreement can mitigate the risks of a complicated divorce, especially when the court is involved, writes Claire Blakemore…
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Meet the go-to cigar sommelier of London’s clubland
Darius Namdar is the man to go to for advice on cigars in London’s clubland – and you’d better believe…
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This is Malaga re-imagined for the luxury world
The return of its grand hotel after half a century is the latest step on a remarkable transformative journey for…
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‘Uninspiring’ budget for HNWs as Hammond preps UK for Brexit
London’s top firms react to chancellor Philip Hammond’s ‘countdown to Brexit budget’ ‘I can report to the British people that…
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