Sitwell Scoffs: A Wong and Hix Oyster and Chophouse
From new regional Chinese restaurants to a Great British food revival, the times are a-changin’, says William Sitwell Those of…
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Jersey Food Festival May 2013
If you want explore Jersey and more importantly eat your way around the island, the best time is during the…
ByMark Jordan’s Guest Recipe: Sole with Crab-Crushed Jersey Royals and Sauce Grenoble
I love this dish as, because of the way I prepare it, it is a really chunky piece of fish,…
ByStonehage: Over 20% of UHNW families have written constitutions
Written decision-making frameworks have become increasingly important for UHNW families over the last few years to prevent disagreements on asset…
ByRestaurant Review: Sushinho, Devonshire Square
Sushinho stems from the largely-unknown fact that Brazil has the biggest Japanese population outside of Japan. (Argentina has the same…
ByThe Guardian’s BVI revelations may cause a damaging flight of the wealthy
Today’s revelations in the Guardian about people who hold accounts in the British Virgin Islands certainly heightens interest in this…
ByThe Guardian’s BVI tax scoop tars all HNWs with the same brush
While the Guardian’s splash today on the wealthy who have secret accounts in the British Virgin Islands is salacious and…
ByBVI account-holders exposed, tax justice campaigner Richard Murphy vindicated
The Guardian has some quite astonishing news today, exposing thousands of people using offshore accounts who hold ‘anonymous wealth’. A…
ByWho can stop Germany sinking Cyprus, the PIGS and all?
The president of Cyprus really is completely blind: the wreckage of the Cypriot economy is all around him ’ courtesy…
ByThe UK now has seven social classes, a survey says. It's more like seven thousand
Class is such a slippery concept in the UK that while the latest survey claiming we now have seven classes…
BySimon de Pury: Blank Canvas
The art world was shocked when Simon de Pury quit the auction house he headed before Christmas. In an exclusive…
BySimon de Pury: Art Has Always Been Used as PR
The art world was shocked when Simon de Pury quit the auction house he headed before Christmas. Josh Spero is…
ByFinancial Conduct Authority may portend bad news for HNWs
Some worry that, through being bound by regulations that don’t necessarily apply to HNWs, banks’ levels of client service might…
ByTelegraph: French Budget minister Jerome Cahuzac admits to secret Swiss bank account
Jérôme Cahuzac, who resigned as budget minister last month over tax fraud allegations, had denied “ever” possessing a foreign bank…
ByFinance Bill 2013: Why Doesn't HMRC Consult Industry Before Drafting New Legislation?
After 629 pages of Finance Bill landed on her desk on Maundy Thursday, MTG’s Sophie Mazzier contemplates a way HMRC…
ByIn property, as in life, timing is everything
We have a client ’ impossibly rich ’ his wealth stretching to such a sphere that it becomes incomprehensible to…
ByLove on the Rocks
The reason I will never go back to the Grand Hotel du Cap Ferrat is sentimentality, stabbed with romantic nostalgia…
ByWhat Will Happen When the Supply of Contemporary Art Runs Out?
Going, Going…Gone A seemingly endless glut of saleroom fodder has seen the Contemporary art bubble bloat ever more grotesquely. What…
ByWealth Briefing: Credit Suisse to sell JOHIM
There had been speculation for some time that Credit Suisse, which has been restructuring part of its business operations, might…
ByThe Government's Dangerous Food Stamp Scheme
The introduction of food vouchers for some benefit claimants will not only fail, but marks a dangerous shift in how…
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