SWIF 2020: Wealth, power and sovereignty, in association with Henley & Partners
In this panel from Swif 2020, we look at wealth, power and sovereignty, in association with Henley & Partners What…
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Swif 2020: Bioscience and the elixir of youth, with Jim Mellon
In this panel from Swif 2020, Spear’s speaks with entrepreneur Jim Melon about bioscience and the elixir of youth Biosciences…
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In this panel from Swif 2020, Spear’s explores the worlds most viable passport option, in association with St Lucia Citizenship-by-Investment…
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In this panel from Swif 2020, Spear’s convenes the experts to talk about how HNWs’ attitudes to tax are changing,…
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In this keynote from Swif 2020, Spear’s columnist Robert Amsterdam delivers his annual take on the geopolitical issues of the…
By Swif 2020: The shifting priorities of HNW families, in association with IQEQ
In this panel from Swif 2020, we look at how the priorities of HNW families are shifting, in association with…
By Watch the Spear’s Wealth Insight Forum 2020 on-demand now
All of the insight from the Spear’s Wealth Insight Forum 2020 can now be viewed on-demand Politics, the pandemic and…
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Inside one Mishcon tax lawyer’s plan to take on Fatca
When Fatca was passed in the US in 2010, it was seen as a blow to tax evaders, but the…
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It’s hydrogen man! Why Jo Bamford wants to make the UK a zero emissions leader
His family built its wealth on terra firma, now Jo Bamford hopes his own business can harness the power of…
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Matthew Goodwin: Keir Starmer is yet to show he has a ‘knockout punch’
Boris Johnson may be on the ropes, but his opponent Keir Starmer is yet to show that he has a…
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What ex-MPs can offer the private sector
Ex-legislators often pursue new private sector opportunities to top up an already handsome pension, but what exactly do they bring…
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Up in the air: Is the decline of airlines terminal?
Covid travel bans and the rise of Zoom have plunged airlines into a nosedive. When we do finally take to…
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Blind Trusts explained
Blind trusts may not be perfect, but they do have a role to play in managing the risk that politicians…
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Q4 2020 outlook: ‘Remain invested, but adapt to the change that’s coming’
It is important to focus on fundamentals, take a selective approach, and resist the calls of the cheap assets, writes…
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How we come back from Covid – The Spear’s leader
The government needs to set out its stall on economic management, and there is not a moment to lose Between…
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Family businesses, Covid-19, and the need to embrace tech and digitisation
Families need to innovate in the short term, plan for the longer term and adopt a more globally-minded approach to…
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Unexplained Wealth Orders: Trapped by the trappings of wealth?
There might be plenty of reasons to lock up your Bulgari, but for most people, fear of an explained wealth…
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Frank Hirth: Ensuring that a smooth Atlantic crossing when it comes to tax
Iain Younger, a director at tax experts Frank Hirth, explains the complexities of gifting opportunities for people with connections to…
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Why it might help to be a bit ‘Jane Austen’ about our investments
Should we be thinking about our investments in a different way – the way Jane Austen did? These days we…
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How to speak to Whitehall: a guide for entrepreneurs
A former House of Commons clerk turned communications adviser gives the run-down on how to engage with SW1 No-one goes…
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