Is 'Global Crunch Part II' inevitable?
Stephen Hill on the revenge of debt, distress, deflation and ‘zombie banks’ ”The financially fattened goose is well and truly…
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The UK may no longer have coalition government, but perhaps your family should
The results are in and the UK is all signed up for five years of majority rule. Despite last week’s…
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Why the wealthy are best left alone
William Cash believes the rich should be undisturbed, something he says Gordon Brown understood The week before the Sunday Times…
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£126 million BNY Mellon fine 'very grave' for bank
A former BNY Mellon top executive tells Josh Spero the multi-million pound fine suggests ‘systemic’ failings at the bank that…
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The Solicitors Regulation Authority must clamp down on erroneously released funds
William Cash hopes the legal regulator is not as toothless as its former financial counterpart the FSA The Solicitors Regulation…
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Labour’s non-dom abolition will slay the golden goose
William Cash is unconvinced abolishing non-dom status will help the UK economy, saying it may well stifle ‘the only true…
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The dominance of the privileged in the arts is set to end
There’s no need to fear prolonged exposure to the Blunts, Cumberbatches and Redmaynes of the world writes Sam Leith I’ve…
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Jersey Finance chief rejects suggestion of scandal from HSBC account closings
Media reports this week have variously claimed that HSBC Private Bank is closing all its accounts in Jersey, investigating all…
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What does the term ‘multi-family office’ mean today?
Traditionally, many HNWs have drawn on a variety of providers for disparate services – law firms for legal advice, accountants…
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Greg Harris of Maitland explores what a successful financial and legal support network for HNWs looks like now Traditionally, many…
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Budget 2015: Instant expert reaction and analysis
Hugo Smith, Partner and leading private client lawyer, at Westminster law firm, Bircham, Dyson Bell. On Deeds of Variation: “The…
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The best things the chancellor can do for the wealth management industry
This week, the chancellor is expected to announce his final budget before the general election. With the UK being home…
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Stamp collecting has other forms of investment licked
Regularly licking the back of the Queen’s head, those with philatelic predilections are not the Brad Pitts of the hobby…
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Join industry professionals at Jersey Finance’s Annual Private Client conference
Join leading industry professionals at Jersey Finance’s Annual Private Client conference at the award winning 8 Northumberland Avenue, in London.…
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Knight Frank Wealth Report shows Russians face collapse in fortunes, intend to flee
Buried amid the announcement in the Knight Frank Wealth Report, released today, that the number of global billionaires has risen…
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International Women’s Day reminds us that wealth management needs female talent
From an early age and fortunately motivated by a very financially aware mother, I knew that I wanted a career…
ByInternational Women's Day reminds us that wealth management needs female talent
It’s time to declare images of the ‘old boys’ network’ dead – the up-and-coming women of wealth management still have…
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Why do the wealthy have poor credit scores?
Alexander Hoare, scion of 300 years of Hoares and board member of his family’s bank, is in a Carphone Warehouse.…
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US has highest number of ultra wealthy, report finds
A new report from WealthInsight shows that the UK’s UHNW population has now risen to 10,000 individuals. This would place…
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Tackling inequality is important for rich and poor alike
One per cent of the world’s population will own as much wealth as the other 99 per cent by next…
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