Rory Sachs

From India to Australia, world leaders have wildly different stances on the polarising issue of IHT, writes Rory Sachs

The private equity world is holding its breath as the chancellor prepares a tax swoop on carried interest.

Centimillionaires are now flocking to US wealth hubs, including New York and San Francisco’s Bay Area, as well as China, London and Paris

Deloitte Private's in-depth study into the global family office sector found a drive to increase professionalism and expand internationally

Spear's was invited for a first look inside one of the lateral apartments in new super-prime development 60 Curzon.

The UK’s preeminent wealth managers are rolling out AI-powered search and productivity tools. But at what cost?

Despite impacting just 4 per cent of UK estates, inheritance tax is a popular topic of discourse and political debate. But what is it?

The customers of Flexjet and Ferretti will enjoy access to shared ‘curated events’ at major boat shows and other HNW honeypots.

Sir Nicholas Mostyn’s work in family law will be referenced for decades to come – and now he’s carving out a new niche.

From cohabitation to surrogacy, society has moved on – but English family law is not keeping up. Changes are needed, say leading lawyers.

What will the landslide Labour victory mean for HNWs? Leading advisers weigh in on Labour tax policy and the future for the UK.

Sophie Winkleman, Lady Frederick Windsor, shares her thoughts on charity patronages, Peep Show and why she hates smartphones.

When the super-rich separate, London's top divorce lawyers can help them to divide their complex financial affairs.

Leading figures in UHNW property told Spear's 500 Live why the city is still big business for UHNWs, and about the growth of the Middle East

Consumer duty has created extra costs for many UK wealth businesses, but it could help to ‘rebuild confidence’ in the City of London

When it comes to family governance, many family offices are not meeting up regularly and some lack formal succession-planning procedures

The advent of new investment funds and better education has opened the door to private equity and alternatives for UHNWs

From Mayfair to St John's Wood, here's the insiders' guide to where the super-rich live in London according to property experts.

A top education in Switzerland, US or Singapore — and relocating for the long term — could bring an ‘opportunity advantage’ to young HNWs.

Restrictions on planning permissions on large properties by Westminster Council mean there will be a shortage of supply for super-prime buyers