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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How the OECD’s new minimum corporate tax rate will change the world of tax planning
The OECD has a bold plan to impose a global minimum corporate tax rate of 15 per cent. How will…
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Restoring native oyster habitats could be key to reversing decades of marine life depredation
Restoring native oyster habitats could be key to reversing massive depredations that our marine life has suffered for hundreds of…
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Revealed: 2021 Spear’s Wealth Management Awards winners
Peter Lürssen, Lord Verjee of Portobello and Baroness Shackleton were among the winners as Spear’s celebrated the leaders of the…
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Bet365 boss Denise Coates is one of Britain’s richest women – and top taxpayer in the UK
Spotting the potential for the internet to supercharge the sports-betting industry, Denise Coates launched Bet365 in 2001. Two decades later,…
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The ‘true tax rate’ billionaires pay may be low, but it makes sense
A debate is raging on the ‘true tax rate’ that billionaires are paying in comparison to Joe Public, writes Rasika…
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How the Samsung family’s £7 billion inheritance tax bill is ringing alarm bells even beyond South Korea
The £7 billion inheritance tax bill faced by the family behind Samsung has rung alarm bells even beyond South Korea,…
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‘The Myth of Private Equity’ by Jeffrey C Hooke deftly exposes the shortcomings of the private equity world
Jeffrey C Hooke’s new book, ‘The Myth of Private Equity: An Inside Look at Wall Street’s Transformative Investments’ is an…
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Music investment is seeing massive growth in the wake of the pandemic – with no signs of slowing
During the pandemic, music streaming services began seeing record numbers of subscriptions – and as a result, music investment has…
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World of Fine Wine unveils its 2021 World’s Best Wine Lists award winners
The World of Fine Wine released its list of award winners for its World’s Best Wine Lists in an interactive…
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Why Rolex is the sustainable blueprint off which companies should base their efforts
When it comes to producing sustainable products, Rolex might be the blueprint off which companies should base their efforts, writes…
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It’s time for the US and the western world at large to re-establish competence
The yawning vacuum of American competence has been a long time coming and will have lasting effects. It’s time for…
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Luxury homes in London are in high demand — inside the new kind of space race
Around the world, luxury homes and penthouses are in higher demand than ever. New research shows that UHNW buyers are…
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UK cryptocurrency tax is still murky territory — here’s how to navigate it
The only things certain in life are death and taxes — and that applies to cryptocurrency tax in the UK,…
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Has the investing landscape changed enough to avoid another crash?
The investing landscape has changed significantly over the past 15 years – but it remains to be seen whether it’s…
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EY and Frank Hirth’s partnership brings major benefits to UHNW clients
Professional services firm EY is joining forces with Frank Hirth, a boutique business providing UK and US personal tax services.…
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Family business transition plans are imperative to avoiding ‘Succession’-like outcomes
Plans for transitions within family-owned businesses are imperative to avoiding outcomes worthy of the hit HBO series ‘Succession’, writes Russell…
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How do different countries view the wealthy? New research might hold the answer
Different countries have contrasting views of the wealthy according to new research, writes Katharine Swindells The UK and US are…
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How HSBC Private Banking’s family office advisers can help prepare for uncertainty
HSBC Private Banking’s family office offering helps wealthy families plan for the future While the Covid-19 pandemic has seen a…
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Why party conferences offer opportunities hidden in plain sight
The recent Labour and Tory party conferences were full of potential for savvy businesspeople looking to climb the ‘ladder of…
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