Winners of the Spear’s Wealth Management Awards 2014 announced, The Spear’s 500 launched
Last night the winners of the Spear’s Wealth Management Awards 2014 were announced at a glittering ceremony at The Savoy.…
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Winners of the Spear's Wealth Management Awards 2014 announced, The Spear's 500 launched
You can read about Spear’s big night, the awards we gave and the book we launched last night Last night…
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William Cash introduces The Spear’s 500, our landmark guide
As I write, I am feeling something of the same excitement as I did shortly before the first edition of…
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Editor-in-chief William Cash explains what lay behind his drive to create the world’s first guide to every private-client sector that…
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A new stadium for Spurs is a new start for Tottenham
Approximately a decade after Arsenal, their fierce North London rivals, vacated their historic home and hallowed temple of footballing history…
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Property comment: How Mayfair has changed over two decades
As my office is just off Berkeley Square in the heart of Mayfair, I can’t fail to notice how Mayfair…
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The Giver and the Gift: Harold Tillman and Zahra Ash-Harper
THE GIVER: HAROLD TILLMAN, FASHION ENTREPRENEUR Heritage industryI grew up around clothes: my father was a tailor and my mother…
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The paralysed man who walks again shows the power of philanthropy
A paralysed man walks again after undergoing pioneering surgery in Poland. Darek Fidyka is thought to be the first person…
ByUK’s Investor Visa changes shake down HNWs for a million more
EU migration was the weekend’s hottest topic, with David Cameron’s desire to cap immigration from EU member states attacked by…
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The multi-million-pound Miss Malaysia divorce throws gossipy titbits and transparency into the spotlight
The divorce case of Chai v Peng has made headlines across the British press in the last few weeks and…
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Surrogacy can bring the blessing of a child and the curse of legal tangles
Recent press reports concerning parents allegedly rejecting surrogate children on birth due to disability have brought renewed public attention to…
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You can still trust in will trusts
‘I don’t need a will because my wife will receive everything if I die without one,’ a client said to…
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Why is HMRC going to punish inadvertent tax avoidance as harshly as wilful evasion?
Recently, the government issued a consultation document on new legislation to extend HM Revenue & Customs’ powers of retribution for…
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There’s money to be made in buying global agricultural land
China, we learn, has 20 per cent of the world’s population and only 9 per cent of its farmland. By…
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How to protect family wealth for the generations
Wealthy entrepreneurs face an environment more challenging than at any time since the Second World War. The landscape is changing…
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The ECB’s TLTRO may be just the acronym we need
The European Central Bank’s one-two punch in June took activist central banking to a whole new level. Not only did…
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Why investing in uranium makes sense for you
It is three and a half years since the tsunami off the east coast of Japan that caused a near-disastrous…
ByThe ECB's TLTRO may be just the acronym we need
Sarasin’s Guy Monson on the European Central Bank’s radical action The European Central Bank’s one-two punch in June took activist…
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How much every embassy in London is worth
Occupying some of the grandest buildings in town, London’s embassies are among its most desirable prime properties. We wanted to…
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Global wealth goes up, but so does global inequality
Global wealth has reached a new record of $263 trillion, a new study has found, but inequality is also increasing,…
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