Bob Bob Cité review: ‘Pure theatre from start to finish’
With its big-money fit-out and attention to detail, the Square Mile’s newest, glitziest hotspot has made the City a little…
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Make international cricket free-to-air
Keeping international cricket away from free-to-air broadcasters would fail to capitalise on what should be a golden opportunity to bring…
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Time’s arrow: How war, financial crashes and the quartz crisis shaped the watch as we know it
From its journey from pocket to wrist, to the rise of electric movements and a mechanical renaissance, former Sotheby’s horology…
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TLC for HNWs: The new treatment trends shaping rehabilitation
Everyone’s body needs some TLC from time to time. Luckily, we now have a host of treatment options, writes Jo…
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Meet the designer behind Gordon Ramsay’s Lucky Cat
Afroditi Krassa, the designer behind Gordon Ramsay’s new Asian-inspired restaurant, gives Sophie Killip some design tips Greek-born, London-based interior designer…
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Wealth of super-rich shrinks by $2tn — first fall in seven years, report finds
Sluggish markets, political uncertainty and underwhelming economies spell losses for the world’s richest, writes Arun Kakar Global HNWs have seen…
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How a prenup can help defend you from ‘Corbygeddon’
The prospect of a Corbyn government should prompt HNWs to think about their pre-nups as well as their tax structure,…
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Penningtons Manches’ James Stewart: ‘Clients want a more holistic service’
No case is too complex for James Stewart, co-head of private wealth at Penningtons Manches Described by peers as ‘an…
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Introducing the UK’s top wealth managers – Spear’s index revealed
There’s a stability to the UHNW and HNW top tens of the Spear’s Wealth Managers Index, after a year in…
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The little-known ‘commorientes rule’ and what it might mean for will writing – expert view
A rare and tragic case highlights the importance of putting in place a well-structured and well-drafted Will which fully reflects…
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Rupert Phelps
Rupert Phelps has had a storied career. The family office services partner at Smith & Williamson left the Life Guards…
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Annamaria Koerling
‘When you move on to the private side you have a completely different relationship with your client,’ says Annamaria Koerling,…
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Catherine Grum
As UHNW families are going global, growing in size and complexity and making bolder investment moves, there’s more and more…
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Edward Goodchild
‘Our schools of thought are massively complementary,’ says Edward Goodchild of his new hire, Guy Christie. ‘We were fund managers…
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Jonathan Gage
Jonathan Gage is the guiding light every HNW needs, especially when complicated family affairs are involved. A chartered accountant and…
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Charlotte Filsell
Charlotte Filsell has seen ‘exciting growth and change’ at Sandaire in the past year, with launches of the firm’s private…
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Matthew Fleming
Matthew Fleming is responsible for helping Stonehage Fleming’s clients to develop and implement their legacies and strategies for inter-generational success.…
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Robert Szechenyi
‘Despite ongoing political and economic uncertainties, we have had a positive first quarter, with our operating income increasing 13.1 per…
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Rennie Hoare
‘Growing up, it was my hope that I would be of sufficient interest to be invited to join the bank,…
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Nicholas Dudley-Hammatt
HSBC’s rising star has been on the Spear’s radar for a while now – last year he was shortlisted for…
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