Spear’s Award winner Ajaz Ahmed: the UK suffers from a ‘poverty of distribution’
Spear’s 2022 Impact Award of the Year winner, Ajaz Ahmed, discusses the importance of philanthropy and fairer wealth distribution Ajaz…
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Rishi Sunak: why UK’s richest PM will struggle to win over Tory voters
As Rishi Sunak sets about rebuilding voters’ faith in the Conservative Party, his task seems almost impossible, writes Professor Matthew…
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Spear’s Award winner Strive Masiyiwa: entrepreneurship is about more than profit
Spear’s Entrepreneur of the Year 2022 winner Strive Masiyiwa discusses driving Africa’s telecoms revolution and why successful entrepreneurs need to…
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These are the global cities where prime property prices are set to grow
Dubai and Dublin are among growing global prime property price hotspots, but London’s premium sales are likely to nosedive, the…
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A flexible, efficient and private way to plan your philanthropy
The Philanthropy Services team at Stewardship offers innovative expert advice to those looking to make their giving as effective as…
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Bet on bonds, gold and a falling dollar, says top UK private bank
Stock tips: Wealth managers at Standard Chartered suggest investors tread carefully in 2023 Standard Chartered’s private bank is cautious about…
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Individual investors are finding new ways to access private markets
Christian Wicklein, co-head of private wealth at Partners Group, examines why individual investors have been increasingly finding novel ways of…
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How impact investing is set to rise among ethically-driven ultra-rich
UHNWs plan to heavily increase their allocation to sustainable and ethical investments, according to a new survey of private clients…
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Spear’s Issue 86
Q1 of Spear’s Magazine delves into Credit Suisse's turbulent backstory and interviews billionaire businessman Strive Masiyiwa
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Can Credit Suisse come back from the brink?
After a series of scandals and poor decisions, one of the great names of Swiss banking is teetering on a…
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Analysing the world’s most powerful family-run businesses
New data reveals which of the world’s largest corporations are still under the control of their founding families In the…
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Bill Gates is proof that time can heal bad reputations. Is Ye taking notes?
Jordan Greenaway, founder of Transmission Private, wonders if time can heal reputations that have fallen off a cliff as much…
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Six Senses CEO Neil Jacobs: Never listen to advice
Midas interview: Neil Jacobs, the CEO of luxury resort Six Senses, talks to Spear’s about ignoring advice, embracing the wellness…
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Huracán Tecnica review: Lamborghini’s best driver’s car
The latest Lamborghini produced under the stewardship of Audi, the Huracán Tecnica, might be its best ever, says Mark Walton…
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Nicholas Foulkes: My lifelong love affair with Geneva
Historian Nicholas Foulkes explores his passion for Geneva and reflects on being made a president of the jury of the…
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Belize: A Family Vacation Heaven
Its rich variety of sights and experiences means Belize has something for everyone, not least families looking for a dream…
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Randox Health: Simple steps to preventing future illness
Randox Health’s ‘Signature’ health programme offers a thorough testing process, giving you the power to extend your life With so…
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California’s famous Invisible House is on sale for $18 million
A mirrored ‘fallen skyscraper’ in the desert complete with 100-foot pool and 90 acres of land is one of the…
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After FTX: A wealth expert’s guide to avoiding investment mistakes
Avoid FOMO, embrace FUD and prioritise research – following the demise of a series of high value start ups, wealth…
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Why this could be the year to invest in contemporary art
Young professionals are embracing a diversifying art world, which could mean a continued boom for contemporary and ultra-contemporary works ‘A…
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