After the slump: how Citibank sees the future
A new report from the wealth manager analyses how investors can stay afloat during turbulent times — even as recession…
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London named most expensive European city for expats
New research uncovers the priciest destinations for expatriates
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Private wealth industry ‘politically biased’ and ‘failing clients’, report finds
New research by the Progressive Advisors’ Movement challenges ethical 'norms’ of the industry's current behaviour around tax
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Dog nannies and wardrobe managers: life working for super-rich families
What does working for an UHNW family really entail? Spear’s investigates the perks and quirks
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Family offices shift to fixed income and alternatives amid high inflation and interest rates
Fixed income investments are proving popular for family offices in 2023, while many were looking to make diverse allocations across…
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Don’t write off hedge fund ‘sharks and ChatGPT busters’
The rising demand for active management — combined with more short-selling opportunities — is fuelling talk of a long/short equity…
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Family offices to overhaul investments after ‘challenging year’, says BlackRock
Infrastructure and private credit bets are top priorities for super-rich families this year. The investment firm gives Spear's insight into…
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The UK has scared off the rich and it needs them back
Tier 1 investor visas are gone and Labour is threatening non-dom status; both leave the UK with a wealth migration…
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‘Revenge spending’ fuels rise in luxury prices
Pricing of luxury goods and experiences has gone… what’s the best word? Ah, yes: bonkers
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The super-rich shrink: global ultra-wealthy population drops 4 per cent
A ‘rich dip’ has taken place in Europe, according to Knight Frank’s latest large-scale wealth report
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Call to treat crypto as gambling sparks industry backlash
New intervention in crypto trading regulation signals a hardline tone for the future of digital assets in the UK, but…
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Misery of the rich: Why the arts still portray the wealthy as sad and dysfunctional
Being rich makes TV characters easy targets, argues Sam Leith. But why do the wealthy remain fair game?
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Peter Hargreaves on US stocks and ‘useless twerp’ ex-colleagues
Liquid Lunch: The billionaire entrepreneur opens up about his old investment firm, the US market and living ‘frugally’
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Discover the world’s wealthiest cities in 2023
We all have a favourite city, but which ones do the world’s wealthiest prefer to live in?
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Why Labour’s VAT plan for private schools doesn’t add up
The head of Rugby School responds to Labour's latest claim that a 20 per cent tax hike on independent schools…
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Will ChatGPT be the death of fund managers?
Artificial intelligence looks set to overhaul the research process in fund management
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In defence of capitalism and free markets
Capitalism’s popularity has taken a beating, but citizens and businesses need freedom to adapt and thrive
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The best US family lawyers for high-net-worth clients in 2023
Welcome to the Spear’s ranking of the best US family lawyers for high-net-worth individuals
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Cash-rich family offices looking to deploy capital, says Goldman Sachs
Stocks and private equity of most interest in 2023, major survey finds
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What’s next for fractional art investment?
Fractional ownership of fine art is a growing phenomenon, but will its popularity continue to rise amid economic turbulence?
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