03/15/2016
The top five most popular locations within London are expected to be the usual suspects: Knightsbridge, Mayfair, South Kensington, Hampstead and St John’s Wood.
03/15/2016
The aristocratic estate, run by Richard Scott, the 10th Duke of Buccleuch, confirmed that an offshore ownership group, Pentland Limited, acts as an offshore contact to the family’s vast land business empire.
03/14/2016
The capital is home to 1,000 ‘family offices’, made up of lawyers and financiers who service every need of the super-rich
03/14/2016
The professional services firm, predicted strong growth in the run-up to 2020, with assets under management forecast to exceed $100tn.
03/14/2016
Ending the Era of Tax Havens, published ahead of Wednesday's Budget, calls for a crackdown on tax havens that enable rich individuals and companies to avoid paying their fair share of tax in the UK and in some of the world's poorest countries.
03/14/2016
Director-level payouts took a 33% hit, down from £150,000 to £100,000 on average.
03/11/2016
At the same time, the deal sparked another round of interest in the principal owners of JAB Holding: four members of Germany’s intensely private and immensely wealthy Reimann family: Wolfgang, Stefan, Renate and Matthias.
03/11/2016
Whatever is announced, the vital thing is that people continue to save, and we need some consistency in the pensions market for this to happen.
03/11/2016
S&P, the credit rating agency, announced last month it had lowered its rating to double A from double A-plus, citing “growing concerns” over increasing regulatory complexity and a rising focus by larger countries on low-tax regimes.
03/09/2016
“Fear plays a central role in financial markets. After fear, once the danger is perceived to have passed, comes relief, be it in financial markets, or in life more generally."
03/09/2016
The idea that central banks have run out of ammunition is commonly held again, but it may be missing the point: monetary policy seems to be shifting focus on creatively boosting the actual money supply to the economy, rather than just expanding the inacti