Juerg Zeltner of UBS on Philanthropy, the Eurozone and Rogue Traders
The Snowball Effect The hills are alive with the sound of… giving? Josh Spero joins UBS’s philanthropy conferencein St Moritz…
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Impetus Trust release 2010-11 results
Venture philanthropy body Impetus Trust’s recently published results for 2010/11 show a 23 per cent increase in income of the…
ByMiddle Eastern Banks Overlook Wealthy Women
Gender Gulf Women control a surprising amount of Saudi Arabia’s wealth, yet many large banks are failing to cater for…
ByHong Kong: Divorce Capital of Asia
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ByRIBA Manser Medal Winner 2011 Announced
The ingenious re-design and renovation of a 1960s house in Highgate, north London, by Duggan Morris Architects has scooped the…
ByNew York Prime Property Better Investment Than London?
With the London prime property market crowded out by anxious foreign money, New York represents more profitable investment opportunities, says…
ByWestern Leaders Still Fighting the Last Economic War
Future Tense Politicians and bankers are inefficiently using old tools with old attitudes, when what they need is to face…
ByProposed Tax Relief for Non-Doms
Phew! That’s a Relief Proposed laws that will limit the tax liabilities of non-doms are a welcome development. More, please,…
ByHow to Find Profit in Volatile Markets
Ready, Set, Go! Stop! Go! It’s been a volatile summer in our financial steeplechase, says Charles MacKinnon. Only by holding…
ByRichard Ross of Rosetrees Trust and Nick Athanasou on medical philanthropy
THE GIVER AND THE GIFT Sophie McBain speaks to Richard Ross, whose Rosetrees Trust funds a variety of medical research,…
ByAt The Sharp End: Sir Frank Williams
The founder and manager of the AT&T Williams Formula One team faces our inquisition Q. What would your other career…
ByRegent’s Park’s Superprime Property
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ByWhy More Home-Ownership is Good for Everyone
Heavy Letting The current situation in which would-be home-buyers are shut out of the market is no good for anyone,…
ByTrending Topics
Spear’s and Butterfield Private Bank identify the ten hottest issues in private banking today 1. Philanthropy We’re always told that…
ByTwo State Dissolution
PERCHED HIGH ON Mount Gerizim, overlooking the urban bustle of the West Bank city of Nablus, stands an imposing Italianate…
ByGaines-Cooper loses appeal: expert reaction
Robert Gaines-Cooper, the Seychelles-based millionaire entrepreneur, has lost his appeal in the Supreme Court against a High Court decision which…
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Luxury Property in China: Boom, but at what cost?
Great Walls An apartment in China is like a Patek Philippe watch: you never really own one. But that’s doing…
ByGay Marriage… Gay Divorce… Gay Prenups…
We hear a lot these days about messy divorces and their legal implications — but what about the growing number…
ByWhat If?
Matthew Lynn imagines Europe after the euro — catastrophe followed by gradual rebuilding, a permanently altered business and political landscape,…
ByNous of Fraser
She rebuilt Citi on the rock and roll of the credit crunch and now leads its private bank. Jane Fraser…
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