Don't be Fooled by Headlines on the FTSE 100 Peaking
Take into account inflation, and the FTSE 100 no longer seems so high Much attention is being paid to the…
ByWealth
Latest in
Wealth
Best of Spear’s: The BMW i3, David Zwirner on Small Galleries, Legal Aid and the Rule of Law
The five most read articles on Spear’s last week, and the best of the blogs The five most read articles…
ByReview: Gloriana, Royal Opera House
I can’t imagine anyone was ready for a Tudor drama to be set to such a fresh yet beautiful contemporary…
ByReview: The Greenhouse, Mayfair
The Greenhouse is quite the Michelin starred oasis in the heart of Mayfair and had it not been for my…
ByThe 3 Best Food and Wine Events This Summer in London
Summer, Sprautumn, whatever you want to call it, is in full swing here are Emily Rookwood’s tips for the best…
ByHas the significance of Yasmin Prest’s divorce battle victory been overplayed?
The case of Petrodel v Prest has pitted family lawyers against their commercial colleagues. The former have been shouting ‘fairness’…
ByOur Perception of Single Fathers Needs Urgent Change
The role of dad has changed. No longer is he the just the archetypal breadwinner, the mysterious figure who makes…
ByBritain loves immigrants – as long as they can pay their way
There is a general recognition that there must be an economic dimension to border policy – the concern is therefore…
ByChris Grayling’s legal aid cuts could destroy the rule of law in Britain
‘I’ve just come back from Burma,’ says Shauneen Lambe, ‘and there they are trying to build a legal model to…
ByYasmin Prest’s lawyer speaks: Victory at the Supreme Court strikes blow at dishonesty in divorce
Richer spouses will no longer be able to hide their wealth behind the corporate veil, says Caroline Holley of Farrer…
ByWorld Wealth Report 2013 reveals clients unclear on what they want from advisers
Three of the key factors by which HNWs select their managers show neither model has an edge While the investment…
ByWhat do the silver screen and house-hunting have in common?
’I’d just like to be cut a break, is that too much to ask?’ ‘I’d just like to be cut…
ByKaiser Partner reports ‘solid’ results for 2012
The Group is very pleased to see that new business initiatives begun in recent years are already contributing 35% to…
BySTEP: British ‘tax havens’ make plans to reveal who owns what
The leaders met UK Prime Minister David Cameron at Downing Street at the weekend, where he presented them with the…
ByLegendary Financier Jeremy Grantham: How Can Investors Adapt to a World of Scant Resources?
Legendary investor Jeremy Grantham on why you should worry more about oil wells running dry and growing resource scarcity CITY…
ByWhy does Ukraine want to join the EU?
Ukraine has a well-educated middle class, but is essentially bust and is currently in receipt of IMF funding ’ yet…
ByPhilanthropists recognised in Queen's Birthday Honours
The point of honours for philanthropists is not glory-seeking but example-setting: the more people we see giving, the more likely…
ByThe nuts and bolts of EU membership
What does the car industry tell us about the UK’s position in Europe? The debate about pulling out of Europe…
ByNew Study Suggests it Could be Prudent to Choose Your Employers on the Basis of their Office Space
An intriguing study points to the influence windows could have on your work performance Believers in Churchill’s maxim, ‘First we…
ByBest of Spear’s: Expert Reaction to Prest, Hailo and two Mysterious Divorces…
The five most read articles on Spear’s last week, and the best of the blogs The five most read articles…
By