Cirrus Community Showcases Power of Aircraft Ownership
From our partners: Cirrus aircraft have transformed the lives of their owners, writes Irenie Forshaw Aerobatic champion aviator, Mike Goulian,…
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Test driving the Bacalar, Bentley’s most expensive, exclusive car ever
Bentley will produce just 12 Bacalar two-seater speedsters. Each will be bespoke, made according to buyers’ individual specifications, and cost…
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Luxury tourism drives positive change at the Red Sea Project
From our partners: The development is showcasing the beneficial impact of luxury eco-tourism. The Red Sea Project is showcasing the…
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Why Zoom couldn’t kill the business card
As we return to the office and establish a ‘new normal’ of workplace etiquette, don’t underestimate the power of the…
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Prima & Ultima unveils a storied selection of rare single malts
Whisky collectors have a rare opportunity to get their hands on the second release of Prima & Ultima, a limited…
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Who are the new generation of high-net-worths, and what do they want? New research might hold the answer
Research on the growing number of high-net-worths can herald ‘extraordinary’ opportunities for wealth managers, according to a new report More…
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How the Patek Philippe Calatrava became interesting again
Patek Philippe’s latest update of its classic Calatrava retains its refined features, but under the bonnet it has added plenty…
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Inside the Earl of Leicester’s plan to boost ‘natural capital’
In the magnificent setting of Holkham Hall, the 8th Earl of Leicester is investing in a pioneering philosophy of farming…
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Max Johnson on Amankila, Bali: ‘Exudes luxury and comfort’
Set in the foothills of Mount Agung above a private beach, Amankila or ‘Peaceful Hill’ exudes luxury and comfort, combining…
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The Spear’s shopping guide: Enter the age of Monocouture
Once upon a time summer fashion meant bright colours, but this season is all about monochrome. During SS21 shows, Chanel…
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Life is to be enjoyed rather than endured. Part of that is being able to wear a seasonally specific shirt
Life is to be enjoyed rather than endured and part of that enjoyment is being able to wear a seasonally…
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The West’s response to autocracies needs to be made of more than just sanctions and outrage
When dealing with autocracies, the West reaches too quickly for the blunt tool of sanctions, or the threat of military…
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Brasserie of Light restaurant review: ‘Straddling the line between trendy and classic’
Selfridges’ Martin Brudnizki-designed, Damien Hirst-adorned brasserie is an ideal spot for instagrammers and fine-diners alike Selfridges in 2021 is a…
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When divorce becomes a game of ‘hide and seek’
Some HNW divorce battles can develop into a game of hide and seek as sizeable assets go missing… Over the…
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How does your portfolio of geopolitical interests affect your real portfolio?
In business, it’s often important to channel ones ‘inner diplomat’. Geopolitics has its own balance sheet, P&L and cash flow,…
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New Goldman Sachs research reveals how family offices are investing and thinking about the world economy
New Goldman Sachs research reveals how family offices are investing and thinking about the world economy Around two thirds of…
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What is divorce mediation?
Family law can involve sensitive issues such as relationship breakdown and children, so the courts are not necessarily the best…
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‘The world is awash with cash and does not know where to put it’ – why previous market corrections prove the value of due diligence
For investors, optimism abounds. But previous market corrections prove the value of due diligence It was John Maynard Keynes who…
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What does citizenship-by-investment controversy mean for the way HNWs live, work and play?
The citizenship-by-investment industry is booming – but recent controversies have sparked unprecedented scrutiny. John Arlidge reports On paper Sir Tim…
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LSE director Baroness Minouche Shafik: ‘Changes in attitudes opens the possibility of rethinking the social contract’
Baroness Minouche Shafik, director of the London School of Economics, on our broken social contract I started thinking about the…
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