A third of women ‘patronised’ when asking for financial advice – report
The financial services industry is still failing to understand what women want – or make them feel welcome, according to…
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Abigail Disney and the trials of wealth – expert opinion
Abigail Disney’s story is horrifying, for a tale of privilege others might dream of. With Walt for a great-uncle, she…
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We want to be a little bit different: inside Albemarle Street’s redevelopment – report
The striking redevelopment of Albemarle Street in Mayfair is breathing new life into one of the area’s more overlooked addresses…
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‘None of us wants to launder our dirty linen in public’ – expert opinion on Adele’s impending divorce
For most couples, the personal affair of divorce is dealt with away from prying eyes – but spare a thought…
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The War on Wealth: Inside the latest edition of Spear’s
The latest Spear’s includes Mary Robinson on Mandela, Bhutan’s pursuit of happiness and why the left is winning the battle…
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Wodehouse divorce: sometimes trust is not enough – expert opinion
A recent Court of Appeal decision highlights the need for robust and early intervention where trust assets become entangled within…
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Bitcoin and tulips: the art of mania – Spear’s essay
As bitcoin surges past $5,500, Christopher Jackson looks at what art can tell us about periods of intense speculation Consider…
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Family lawyers aren’t doing enough to reduce divorce ‘friction’ – expert opinion
Family lawyers have many options in their toolbox now and the divorcing couples and lawyers themselves should not forget this,…
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Navigating the ‘increasingly complex’ London property market – expert opinion
While it may still be a sound investment, the London property market is becoming increasingly complex and care should be…
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‘It takes a lot to persuade a judge to send someone to jail’ – an expert opinion on the Al Zawawi divorce
Talal Al Zawawi’s jail sentence is a rare example of the Family Division resorting to its punitive function and a…
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Spear’s briefing: Investing in the Turks and Caicos
The latest Spear’s Breakfast Briefing tackled the Turks and Caicos – what it is, how it is changing, and why…
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Why land remains an ‘overlooked’ commodity – expert opinion
Farmland is often overlooked when it comes to investment decisions, but it might just be where the smart money is…
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Probate fee changes – an experts guide on what you need to know
Apply for probate at a lower cost, but also to understand what the changes are and how they might be…
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Is philanthropy broken? – The Spear’s essay
Billionaires are giving more than ever – so why are so many people saying philanthropy is broken, writes Arun Kakar…
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Future proofing London property investment – expert view
How can you future proof your London property investment amid these uncertain times, writes Hannah Aykroyd Prime Central London residential…
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Spear’s Wealth Insight Forum announces 2019 venue
The Spear’s Wealth Inisight Forum is back for 2019 at the Langham hotel Spear’s is delighted to announce the date…
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How a textile dealership fought for the soul of St James’s – William Cash
A landmark Supreme Court judgment has struck a blow against ruthless landlords – and may have saved St James’s, writes…
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Thomas Heatherwick: ‘It’s our job not to become cynical and hardened’
Already well on the way to greatness, designer Thomas Heatherwick can now pick and choose his projects. Christopher Jackson meets…
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How Brexit could change your flutter on the horses- an expert legal view
What you need to know about HMRC’s scrutiny of the commerciality of the racing business in the past few years,…
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The ‘profound’ impact of coercive control – expert view
A recent case highlights those suffering within difficult relationships, as recognising a pattern of abuse is the first step towards…
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