The future of wealth management: will only the big fish survive?
Spear's 500 Live: As smaller players get snapped up, delivering value remains the key
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Spear's 500 Live: As smaller players get snapped up, delivering value remains the key
BySpear’s 500 Live: ‘the big money is going into crypto’, according to one digital expert addressing the London event
ByGenerative AI promises to transform the world. For investors, opportunities – and pitfalls – abound
ByThe rising demand for active management — combined with more short-selling opportunities — is fuelling talk of a long/short equity…
ByInfrastructure and private credit bets are top priorities for super-rich families this year. The investment firm gives Spear's insight into…
ByTier 1 investor visas are gone and Labour is threatening non-dom status; both leave the UK with a wealth migration…
ByNew intervention in crypto trading regulation signals a hardline tone for the future of digital assets in the UK, but…
ByLiquid Lunch: The billionaire entrepreneur opens up about his old investment firm, the US market and living ‘frugally’
ByWe all have a favourite city, but which ones do the world’s wealthiest prefer to live in?
ByArtificial intelligence looks set to overhaul the research process in fund management
ByWelcome to the Spear’s ranking of the best US family lawyers for high-net-worth individuals
ByStocks and private equity of most interest in 2023, major survey finds
ByHigh-net worth investors are switching investment strategies, according to new data
ByMembers of the Progressive Advisor Network guide the super-rich - but are keeping their affiliation secret from employers
ByThe Flemings manage the wealth of the world's leading families and have themselves faced all the challenges an affluent family…
ByThe head of HSBC’s family office operation explains how its ‘high-touch’ institutional coverage, with a particular strength in credit and…
Demir Avigdor, UK Market Head at Standard Chartered Private Bank, asks if you have the right people in your corner
Financial firms often tell their clients about the importance of succession planning. They should practise what they preach
ByThe UK sanctions regime is not working because of its opaque foreign policy, say barristers specialising in international anti-money laundering
ByWhen it comes to succession planning, the world’s wealthy are proving reluctant to hand over their money to their children
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