Bryce Elder finds himself all at sea when he encounters the raw appeal of a 24-metre cruiser
Putting a business into trust might make tax sense, but entrepreneurs find it hard to relinquish control
Holkham Hall’s recent auction is the latest in a long tradition of offering aristocratic taste at affordable prices
Response to Donald Trump’s second term has been greater, according to executives
Private bankers and investment managers report large increase in clients wanting to shift assets to Switzerland
Paul Stockton to retire from UK wealth manager after 16 years with group
Banks to offer bespoke services and cater to households outside big cities as record listings create new millionaires
Private wealth management companies for the super-rich now manage trillions of dollars globally. Critics say they are open to abuse
Expansion comes as other banks grow wary of customers from China after S$3bn money-laundering scandal
Our annual survey of FT readers shows bonus payouts are on the rise, but so too are tax concerns and school fees
Low fees made the group a passive investing powerhouse. But it needs to improve tech and service as it pushes into wealth management and cash accounts
UK wealth manager reports drop in net inflows partly due to less money flowing into pensions
Romeo Lacher will not seek re-election, triggering new reshuffle at Swiss wealth manager following Signa crisis
Parents often insist on cohabitation agreements in exchange for help with house buying
The ‘mass affluent’ market could be big, but it isn’t big enough for everyone to win
Move scrambles asset management giant’s plans to eventually replace founder Larry Fink
Wealth manager looks for ‘a more balanced blend of investment styles’
Budget changes make navigating the economic dynamics of relationships more taxing
Big inheritances are set to transform economies, markets and society
FCA alleges John Dance used client funds to buy racehorses and a Newcastle nightclub
Debt and credit facilities mount across sector as private equity firm Cinven backs Newcastle-based adviser
World’s second-biggest asset manager will break advice business into separate unit
Wealth manager’s opulent annual events in London and Gleneagles perceived as rewards for aggressive sales tactics
In this edition: Tina Barney’s pictures of rich families; meritocracy enters the aristocracy; sour grapes in Bordeaux; inside the Schlumberger family office; billionaires without wills
The family that owns a historic house has decided to entrust it to the ablest member, not just the eldest son
