Why wealth managers shouldn’t turn their back on Greece and Spain
Countries such as Greece and Spain have suffered most in recent years, €107bn exiting Greece alone. But this is creating,…
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At the world’s end: Oualidia, a paradise within the ‘gem of North Africa’
Nestled within an enchanting coastline, Zak Smith enjoys the sound of silence in the remote La Sultana. Enchanting, naturally beautiful…
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The Giver and the Gift: Peter Virdee and Kids for Kids
On Peter Virdee’s gift to Patricia Parker, the founder of one of the most respected charities in Darfur. The Giver:…
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Melissa Gorga Net Worth
The Real Housewives of New Jersey star and singer, Melissa Gorga has an estimated net worth of $1.5 million (£1…
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Diego Hernández resurrects Mexico’s pre-Hispanic classics from the ashes
Mexico’s new cuisine has the wind in its sails. Michael Watts heads to Lancashire to sample the work of one…
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Volunteer-led historical epic ‘Kynren’ already a triumph of community and philanthropy
Jonathan Ruffer, patron of the Eleven Arches Project, and the 1,000s of volunteers participating in its ‘Kynren’ spectacular, are hoping…
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Meet Christo, the artist on a mission to make man walk on water
Anthony Haden-Guest on why Christo’s most ambitious project, The Floating Piers, although brief, will live on in memory and Art.…
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Nicole Coste: on Knightsbridge’s discreet designer and her hourglass creations
Nicole Coste’s designs reflect influences ranging from Togo to Paris and Knightsbridge. She tells Alba Arikha of her unique experience.…
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Meet the sisters who conquered the high-end holiday villa market
Two sisters have astutely filled a niche at the top end of the holiday property space, pairing HNWs with luxury…
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Taylor Wessing and Spear’s launch the Survival Guide to Trophy Assets
See the photos from the exclusive Supreme Court launch party here. Top figures from the wealth management industry turned out…
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Riding below the waves: the rise of personal submersibles
Private submersibles are growing in popularity — and experts insist we’ve barely scratched the surface, writes Rasika Sittamparam. An underwater…
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British Polo Day: a networking platform for movers and shakers
Far more than chukkas and champagne, British Polo Day is ‘the founder of MySpace talking to the Maharaja of Jodhpur,…
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HMRC crackdown on tax mitigation schemes increases investor worries
James Hall on how the Revenue’s new interest in the investor schemes can impact HNWs. The media has been hot…
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Why a trust might be the best way to morally inspire the next generation
From Sting to the Countess of Wessex, wealthy celebrities need not panic about turning their children into wastrels, says Rebecca…
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Spear’s celebrates 10th anniversary in style at Philip Mould’s gallery
Spear’s friends, old and new, joined the Spear’s editorial team and founder William Cash for an evening of champagne, chocolates…
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Buzz Aldrin: on space, sobriety and scuba-dives
The moon is not enough for Buzz Aldrin, who insists we need to be taking giant leaps much farther afield,…
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Spousal maintenance: which is the most generous jurisdiction?
What is the truth behind a recent study by Penningtons Manches of awards made for spousal maintenance on divorce which…
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Whose house? How a publicly available property register can harm HNWs
New public register of beneficial ownership is a potential threat to privacy and security, says John Goodchild. On 12 May…
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Catherine Bedford
Star solicitor to CEOs, investment bankers, sports stars, supermodels and entertainers, Bedford established Lee & Thompson’s family team from a…
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Zoe Bloom
An artful negotiator who cuts through the jargon and to the heart of her cases, Bloom specialises in complex HNW…
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