Meet Ati Sedgwick, the rising star of ‘alternative’ art
From Germany to the US via Paris and Salzburg, and from Rousseau to Street art, abstract expressionist Ati Sedgwick has…
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Daniel Webb
Immaculate and with superb manners, Daniel Webb has found his passion: he joined Kleinwort Benson, had a spell at Coutts…
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Sandy Swinton
A ‘legendary private banker’, according to an industry insider, Sandy Swinton survived – and prospered – for three decades at…
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Emma Rutter
‘A lot has changed since I joined Ruffer in 2001, but luckily the heart of what we do hasn’t,’ says…
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Christopher Rose
‘Always hale and hearty, an excellent front man for Waverton, always out and about,’ according to an industry colleague, Christopher…
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Lee Robertson
The affable Lee Robertson rejoices over ‘the most successful ever year’, fuelled by an influx of clients, assets and profits.…
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Neil Moles
The past decade has been anything but ordinary for Neil Moles. He led the management buyout of his firm (Lawrence…
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Harry McGowan
What’s the biggest challenge in the wealth management sector, we ask Harry McGowan, a star portfolio director at Cazenove, who…
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Quentin Marshall
Weatherbys has served the top owners in thoroughbred horse racing since the late 18th century. Imperious but approachable, head of…
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David Malpas
David Malpas’s 30 years in wealth management make him an invaluable asset to Quilter Cheviot, one of the UK’s largest…
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Michael Magnay
It’s been two years since Société Générale’s mega-merger of two historic British banks, Hambros and Kleinwort Benson. Michael Magnay, a…
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Penny Lovell
Penny Lovell joined Sanlam in 2017 from Close Brothers, brought on board to build up the South African company’s HNW…
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Why honorary degrees matter in the age of Brexit
As Martin Scorsese receives an honorary degree from Oxford University in ceremony, Laura Plumley argues that this demonstrates the strength…
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How the wealth management world is failing women
Wealth managers are struggling to meet the needs of HNW women, writes Arun Kakar There is a near-consensus among wealth…
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The Yorke Arms returns with more culinary grandeur
One of Yorkshire’s most iconic restaurants is set out to reopen in July, with Michelin-starred chef Frances Atkins at the…
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Goldman Sachs: the bull continues but look out for China
At a Goldman Sachs briefing in London there was optimism about the bull, but fears of volatility and China remain,…
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Review: Bulgari Hotel, Shanghai
The new hotel from the Italian jewellery brand is a tranquil oasis set in Shanghai’s frantic heart, says Chris Allsop…
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Robert Hughes-Penney
Born in Rio and with an education and military career which spanned South Africa, Canada, Germany and the UK, Robert…
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James Horniman
When Spear’s catches up with James Horniman, he tells us to call his office ‘any time after 6.30am’. A partner…
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Emma Horler
‘Naturally client-facing, engaging, friendly and sporty; a desk head,’ according to a colleague, Emma Horler is a partner at Smith…
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