Why gold is the ultimate asset for wealth preservation
When it comes to wealth preservation, stock investment isn’t always the best course of action — but assets in gold…
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Private equity continues to attract HNW investors — and for good reason
Appetite for private equity continues to grow — and for good reason, says Charlie Hoffman, managing director at HSBC Private…
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Alternative investments soar at HSBC Global Private Banking
HSBC Global Private Banking (GPB) had another record year for alternative investments in 2021, raising around $3.2 billion in private…
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The 2022 Spear’s 500 is out now — and the bible of wealth management is bigger than ever
The 2022 edition of The Spear’s 500 is here. It is the definitive guide to the top private client advisers,…
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The mental health landscape has changed, and it’s for the better
The mental health landscape is irrevocably changed, says Dr. Alberto Pertusa, a consultant psychiatrist based in Harley Street Health concerns…
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Private equity deals can bring riches, but also pose notable risks
Private equity deals can bring riches, but also risk, says Elaine Aarons, partner in the employment law team at Withers.…
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Bank Syz announces strategic acquisition of BHA Partners AG in bid to expand Swiss German business
Bank Syz, the private banking arm of Syz Group, has made a massive move towards expanding Swiss German business: In…
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5 things separating parents should consider about their children’s schooling, according to family law experts
A child’s education and their experience at school are integral to their development and emotional well-being. For separating parents, fears…
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The possible repercussions of a public register of beneficial owners of UK property should not be ignored
Is a public register of beneficial owners of UK property really the right way to keep track of foreign companies…
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What does wealth mean in 2021? Experts comment on the what the future looks like for HNWs
As Spear’s celebrates its 15th anniversary, leading entrepreneurs, economists, philanthropists and advisers consider some fundamental questions Where do we go…
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What does wealth mean in 2021? Experts comment on the responsibilities of HNWs
As Spear’s celebrates its 15th anniversary, leading entrepreneurs, economists, philanthropists and advisers consider some fundamental questions The swelling ranks of…
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What does wealth mean in 2021? Experts comment on the rise of billionaires over the past decade
As Spear’s celebrates its 15th anniversary, leading entrepreneurs, economists, philanthropists and advisers consider some fundamental questions Things have changed since…
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Ruler of Dubai ordered to pay largest divorce settlement in British history to estranged ex-wife Princess Haya
The ruler of Dubai, Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, has been ordered to pay his estranged ex-wife Princess Haya Bint…
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Opinion: Surprises are in store when it comes to geopolitical developments in 2022
Based on current trends, we can expect lots of surprise geopolitical developments in 2022 — but how it’ll affect the…
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Legacy Release helps clients navigate the choppy waters of inheritance tax
A large early tax bill is the last thing anyone wants while dealing with a complex inheritance. Legacy Release can…
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Opinion: Consuming media from worldwide sources is imperative if your business is international
The importance of consuming a wide variety of media from different publications and sources based around the globe is relevant…
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Ann Pettifor: The challenges ahead for the UK and world economies
Political economist Ann Pettifor on the challenges ahead for the UK and world economies In 2003, I edited a book…
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Men are more likely to avoid tax than women, according to research — but why?
All the evidence suggests women are less likely than men to avoid tax – but why? Anna Solomon investigates In…
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Where is wealth growing the most? Research shows that these two regions are producing more UHNWs than ever
The economic turmoil of 2020 saw the number of wealthy people in North America and Asia grow, while other regions…
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Matthew Goodwin: Public opinion is turning against the ultra-wealthy
Public opinion is turning against the ultra-wealthy, with the younger generation leading the opposition, writes Matthew Goodwin, professor of politics…
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