Matthew Goodwin: As the Conservative Party looks beyond Boris Johnson, who are the frontrunners?
The Conservative Party is looking beyond Boris Johnson. Can anyone barge their way past the two favourites for the top…
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Ask an Adviser: How will no-fault divorce affect high-net-worths?
Each week, Spear’s sits down with an adviser in the world of wealth to talk about an issue or question…
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How no-fault divorce will change family law in England and Wales
The introduction of no-fault divorce on 6 April 2022 marks the biggest reform in family law in England and Wales…
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OUT NOW: Spear’s Magazine, Issue 83
The latest edition of Spear’s Magazine, issue 83, imagines London without Russian money, says Edwin Smith The October Revolution of…
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Book Review: ‘Butler to the World’ argues that Britain readily greases the wheels of kleptocracy
In Butler to the World, Oliver Bullough argues that Britain greases the wheels of kleptocracy and money laundering all too…
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Will targeted sanctions and a more general hardening of attitudes spark an exodus of Russian money from the city many…
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Demand and supply means hyped luxury watches are hard to find — but these gems are good alternatives
Demand and supply are having a dramatic effect on the availability and prices of the most hyped luxury watches –…
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Buildings are more than square footage — they’re also history
Buildings are not just square footage, but a historical artifact. Nick Foulkes discovers the history — and beauty — behind…
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Amateur cyclists can ride with former champions and recuperate in luxury with this new travel company
A new company called LeBlanq offers amateur cyclists the chance to ride with former champions, recuperate in luxurious surroundings and…
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The Ineos Grenadier is a testament to Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s determination
Mark Walton unpacks billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s ambitious plan to launch the Ineos Grenadier Being a car journalist is like…
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Insight Inc: How expert networks became a successful multi-billion dollar industry
Expert networks – companies that arrange phone calls between their clients and global authorities on everything from the renewable energy…
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Dubai ruler banned from direct contact with children after court rules he abused ex-wife Princess Haya
The British High Court rules that Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum will have no face-to-face contact with his two…
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Prime Property of the Week: the Battersea Power Station development
Every week, Spear’s highlights one impressive prime property or development on the market. This week: the Battersea Power Station development.…
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Opinion: Businesses must prioritise balancing financial and reputational considerations
How businesses react to the Russian invasion of Ukraine right now speaks to how well their boardrooms can handle financial…
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Inside the exclusive Zulma Reyo School of Consciousness retreat for business leaders
Spiritualist Zulma Reyo has won many fans. Now one of them, the hedge fund billionaire Sir Chris Hohn, has put…
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How cryptocurrency investors are changing the world of wealth
More people than ever are investing in cryptocurrency — and, according to a new report from Wealth-X, these high-net-worth crypto-savvy…
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Dominique Crenn: ‘Rebel chef’ on her plans to change the food world
Three-Michelin-starred ‘Rebel Chef ’ Dominique Crenn on her plans to change the food world, from California to Paris I spent…
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New Foxtons Private Office division aims to crack the super-prime market
Foxtons Private Office is a new division of the well known residential property agency that aims to crack the super-prime…
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Investment in UK wine-growing land grows in popularity with HNWs
Wine-growing land is a popular new asset class in the UK — and estates in prime locations seem a safe…
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Individual investment in private equity may surpass $1 trillion this decade
Individual investment in private equity is forecast to surpass $1 trillion by 2025, more than twice its 2020 level. New…
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