London’s financial crown looks safe despite Brexit and naysayers
William Cash aims a shotgun of rhetoric at anyone questioning the validity of London as the world’s financial capital post…
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Cities with the most millionaires per capita
Spear’s magazine and leading wealth consultancy company WealthInsight have revealed the cities with the highest percentage of millionaires per head…
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Why wealth managers shouldn’t turn their back on Greece and Spain
Countries such as Greece and Spain have suffered most in recent years, €107bn exiting Greece alone. But this is creating,…
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Why wealth needs Zac Goldsmith
Zac Goldsmith wins over William Cash in a conversation about his priorities for London. Tomorrow will be an important day…
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Prince’s death highlights importance of writing a Will
The death of the world famous popstar has shone a light on how important it is to have a Will…
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Hedgehog Issue 49: French police vs bankers & Mayfair’s DNA
Hedgehog unearths juicy tidbits – from the depths of the Black Forest to the heights of London’s bark-inspired balconies. Suspicious…
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Hedge funds key for client returns as equity and bonds fail
Hedge funds are now crucial for wealth managers trying to make their clients money in tough times says Iain Tait…
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Sharon Grob joins Falcon Fine Art
Luxury asset expert Sharon Grob has joined Falcon Fine Art as a Business Development Manager to further propel its growth.…
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Panama Papers leak set to overshadow anti-corruption summit
We haven’t learnt anything new about Ian Cameron’s offshore interests – we’re simply being reminded of them at a very…
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The new breed of lenders bridging the gap
Arranging a £2 million bridging loan for an HNW client to buy his daughter a W2 mews house — while…
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Lewis Hamilton net worth
Lewis Hamilton is worth an estimated to be £194 million. Born in Stevenage on January 7, 1985, Lewis Hamilton’s first…
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How the Fed saved Wall Street from Great Depression II
Stephen Hill on Ben Bernanke’s confident piloting of the Federal Reserve in the face of an unbelievable crisis With the…
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Juggling passion and investment – the rise of art financing in the UK
Art collecting is not just a passion; it also has the potential to be a solid investment. In the past,…
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William Cash’s letter from issue 48
William Cash on Yahooism, the revival of country homes and overvalued private rooms Our cover, by Adam Dant, celebrates the…
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Spear’s leaders from issue 48: Immortality, timeless advisers and Lord Drayson
Britain hasn’t given up on innovation, like how immortalists haven’t given up on a cure for death Let’s do the…
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Will equity yields allay investor fears over deflation and China slowdown?
Guy Monson says continued QE in Japan and Europe, lower bond yields and interest rates are making global equities compelling…
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Britain must boost its golden visas, not end them
Nick Rollason on the surprise proposal in parliament this week that could shut migratory HNWs out in the cold An…
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Hedgehog Issue 48: Tax justice, Annie Leibovitz and Sexy Fish
Spear’s spikiest friend search for greener grass and juicier gossip Drake’s progress Fifteen years after co-founding Lord North Street, one…
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Why cash is the most crucial asset class for wealth managers
Andrew Thatcher says cash is the one to get right if wealth advisers want to keep their clients making gains.…
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The Marmite paradox: Why thrift can also be a luxury
Is scraping the bottom of your Marmite jar an admirable mortal failing or blatant Marie Antoinettism? Sam Leith explains financial…
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