Nataša Williams
Nataša Williams is gregarious and astute. She is excited about some of her newest clients, who are largely entrepreneurs: ‘The…
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Jim Bouley
Arizona-born Jim Bouley has been in wealth management since 1981, and is something of an industry sage. When Spear’s spoke…
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Richard Brass
The Hamburgian bank is not only one of the oldest financial institutions in the world, tracing its roots back to…
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Goodbye Mssrs Johnson and Davis…
The Prime Minister has shrugged off the double resignations of David Davis and Boris Johnson – the question is, is…
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Kate Leppard
Lots of wealth managers talk about the ‘long term’, which can be short-hand for half a decade or so –…
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Helen Gammons
Helen Gammons has an infectious enthusiasm for her work: ‘I fell into something I understood – I think finance is…
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Rehmet Kassim-Lakha
‘Alpha generation is back,’ says Rehmet Kassim-Lakha, hailing the return of active wealth management as passive funds take a back…
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Chris Kenny
‘I joined Smith & Williamson the day that Tony Blair became prime minister,’ Chris Kenny recalls of his time as…
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Camilla Stowell
‘There will always be a place for advice and human interaction,’ says Camilla Stowell, managing director and head of wealth…
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At the launch of Adam Dant’s glorious book of London maps
Spear’s’ favourite artist is ecstatic at the launch of Maps of London and Beyond, a hand-drawn guide to the City’s…
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Jason Cowley: The World Cup reveals the new world order
The World Cup in Russia is a far cry from previous tournaments but reflects the world we live in, writes…
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Review: Quaglino’s, St James’s
The esteemed restaurant’s culinary flair and suave setting are not to be missed, writes Sarah Bonfield Mysterious from the outside,…
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Why the English are still charmed by Dinard
One charming corner of Brittany has a peculiarly long and deep connection with its neighbours across the channel, writes Christopher…
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What the Ant-Lisa split teaches us about lifetime maintenance
The TV presenter’s headline grabbing divorce shines light on the science behind alimony, writes Harry Gates As Love Island continues…
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Love Island’s ‘gaslighting’: a lawyer’s perspective
Emotional abuse is prevalent among islanders this year, which is also a sad reality most couples face often unknowingly, especially…
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Give the ‘May compromise’ a chance
Like it or not, the Cabinet should back Theresa May’s compromise plan for Brexit – and that’s the point, writes…
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Do divorces always have to be stressful?
There are more palatable alternatives to the hostile litigations couples often face in divorce, writes Nicolas Fairbank Going through a…
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Kanye West’s Net Worth
Son of photojournalist and Christian counsellor Ray West and Chair of Chicago State University’s English Department DR. Donda C. Williams…
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An end to Brexit fears for investors?
HNW investors are growing increasingly comfortable with the prospect of Brexit according to a report by Rathbones. Mert Acikgoz reports…
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‘Repro’ revolution: how 3D technology is recreating history
Modern technology is helping to breathe new life into ancient manuscripts, writes Lucia van der Post When, many years ago,…
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