Why Bill Gates’s philanthropy makes him the world’s most admired person
Bill Gates was voted the most admired person in a poll for The Times last week. The way he forged…
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Edward Heaton grabs Prime London partner from Black Brick
Heaton and Partners, the country-focused property buying agency established by Edward Heaton last year, is expanding to London with the…
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In an increasingly techie world, still nothing beats the human touch
‘When are you back?’ was typed in the subject matter of the email. There was no content and though this…
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Scarlett Johansson net worth
Scarlett Johansson is worth an estimated £55 million. When Johansson was nine years old, her mother took her to the…
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Lord Flight on the rise of Metro Bank, a new smart investment and the problem with the NHS
Metro Bank was the first new high street bank in over a century when it got its licence in 2010,…
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Spear’s week ahead
I’m looking forward to going to Leeds on Friday evening for my article in the next issue about social investment.…
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JO Hambro changes to Waverton following takeover, but boutique feel remains
There’s one fewer Hambro in town as JO Hambro Investment Management changes its name – but nothing else, they say…
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Spear's week ahead
Looking forward to the week ahead? We keep you posted on what the coming days have in store, including events…
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Coutts say investments of passion more profitable than equities
Classic cars, jewels and fine wines aren’t just more fun to buy and enjoy than global equities – they are…
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With private banks starting to launch, China’s communism is changing
Author: by Chloe Barrow Financial institutions catering exclusively for wealthy individuals seem about as far from communist dogma as you…
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Why agricultural land investors are having a field day
Average agricultural values have risen by an astounding 222 per cent over the past decade (compared with a rise of…
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Reboot your motivation after the holiday break with a dream property NY resolution
The trickling of movement has begun: Terminal 5 is witnessing the return of matching sets of luggage from Cape Town,…
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What have HNWs resolved for the New Year?
Forget eating healthier and exercising more – high net worth individuals are planning to save more money for their retirement…
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While being an interesting development for all involved in the industry, one can’t help but marvel at the political implications…
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Philanthropists recognised in New Year’s Honours
Spear’s has often complained that philanthropists don’t get enough public recognition, so it’s always pleasing to see gongs for givers…
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Time to make incompetent bankers pay – out of their own pockets
Author: by Stephen Hill One of the seven deadly sins is greed, and another is gluttony. The directors of HBOS…
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Tough market means graduates need edge (and a good strategy) to succeed, reveals Stanhope Capital event
In the Oriental Club off Oxford Street a room full of potential bright young things nervously introduce themselves to on…
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Future of wealth is in equities and London prime property, say British UHNWs
British ultra high net worth individuals think equities will perform better than any other asset class in the next 30…
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Could this be the end of global divorce court shopping?
For couples that have different nationalities or divide their time between countries, the huge difference in the outcome and treatment…
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How to work out tax liability for non-domicile business in UK (Father Christmas not exempt)
Having discussed our client’s immigration position last week, it seemed appropriate to consider his residence and domicile position bearing in…
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