Dan Neidle: The rich can still silence their critics with lies
The tax lawyer turned investigative journalist has called for a change to the law to prevent abuses by billionaires and…
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Reform UK’s Richard Tice blasts London’s ‘anti-wealth culture’
At Spear's 500 Live, Tice, economist Vicky Pryce and property developer John Mulryan all agreed that urgent action is required…
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Advisers and investors should embrace geopolitical risk or ‘miss out on investment opportunities’, leading geopolitical strategist says
Tina Fordham told the audience at Spear’s 500 Live why understanding seismic change can give investors a competitive advantage
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Why outsourcing has become the defining question for modern family offices
The evolution of the family office model increasingly hinges on the core question of what to keep in house and…
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St. James’s Place CIO: Deep recession unlikely, but portfolio resilience is still essential
At the 2026 edition of Spear’s 500 Live, Justin Onuekwusi told investors how to mitigate rate risk, inflation and currency…
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Jensen Huang, Ken Griffin and Larry Fink headline Milken conference
Masters of the universe will gather at 'Davos of America' to discuss rise of AI, Middle East tensions and new…
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Peers rival wealth managers as succession advisers to the next generation
UBS report highlights a shifting advisory landscape as inheritors seek guidance beyond traditional wealth institutions
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Bernard Arnault latest billionaire to comment publicly on Iran conflict
The wealthiest person in Europe warned the conflict in the Middle East could cause a ‘world catastrophe’ if left unresolved
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Mind the wealth gap: the secret entry points of private banking
Minimum entry thresholds are increasingly used by the UK’s private banks to position themselves in the market
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German billionaire David von Rosen is taking risks with his family office
David von Rosen made a billion with online gambling platform Lottoland. In the mountains above Verbier he tells Edwin Smith…
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Miami wealth management giant Corient to acquire Bedrock, taking assets to $468bn
The Abu Dhabi-backed US firm continues to expand after deals for London-headquartered firms Stonehage Fleming and Stanhope Capital were announced…
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Cresset co-founder Eric Becker on his 100-year mission to perfect the art of succession
Eric Becker tells Spear's about his deep dive into how the best family businesses manage to thrive
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The end of overcharging? New low-cost wealth advisory seeks to rival the establishment
Lower client fees are at the heart of a nimble new wealth advisory start-up, says one of the former Citi…
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Reputation-polishing-artwork: the rise of the vanity documentary
From CEO memoirs to Netflix documentaries, the new status symbol is a carefully crafted life on screen
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Fortune telling: What the wealth industry sees coming
From war rooms to tax raids, the threats to the world's great fortunes are multiplying – and the industry built…
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Berne Financial Services Agreement: what the UK-Swiss deal means in practice
The Berne Financial Services Agreement breaks new ground in cross-border regulation
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Abu Dhabi’s $275 billion secret: what is Sheikh Tahnoun’s IHC?
The international conglomerate headed by the Abu Dhabi royal is in the news after a deal to take control of…
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‘It’s not about money’: Anthony Thomson fourth act takes on the limits of private banking
Serial entrepreneur Anthony Thomson tells Spear's why he’s launching a new bank for family offices and UHNWs
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Why more family offices are closing or downsizing despite rising wealth
The number of family offices is growing rapidly, but it’s not a one-way street – some are choosing to close,…
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Is the AI boom bursting wealth management’s bubble?
As AI becomes increasingly prevalent in everyday life, Spear's investigates how the technology fares in the world of wealth management
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