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Plus, a $3bn Blackstone deal falls through in China, and a City lawyer is accused of hacking his rival
In this issue: US philanthropists join the fight for racial justice; investors pile into the industry underpinning cryptocurrencies; private jets gain popularity but come with a fog of costs; homebuyers reappraise their requirements
An exposé provides a how-to guide for the aspirationally wealthy across America
Demand for luxury properties has narrowed to those that suit lockdown conditions
Authority finds no evidence that the wealthy used FICs for tax avoidance
UBS is the biggest beneficiary of wealth inequality but also one of its loudest critics
If approved, the deal would end the London trading run for the British wealth manager founded in 1792
Combined value of loans made by wealth management units at top US banks in second quarter exceeds $600bn
Companies take tentative steps to breaking traditional mould
Wealth managers create ‘hybrid’ services that combine low-cost digital advice with face-to-face options
Advisers remain sceptical in the main about bitcoin and similar assets
Lockdown has given customers the opportunity to scrutinise fees and charges
Managers struggle to see through the thicket of ethical standards and metrics to assess the impact of their investments
Investors face a maze of performance claims, service promises and fast-changing technology options
Bank’s dominant position in Hong Kong gives it an edge as it prepares to expand in region
North America and Asia to drive growth, with Europe lagging behind
Once a year, FT Wealth produces a special edition focused on entrepreneurship
There are now far more millennial adults, some with children, for whom the economy is not delivering
Many wealthy individuals remain sceptical when it comes to changing the world with their money
Experts offer advice on what to do when children are irresponsible with money
The implosion of Bill Hwang’s investment firm has focused attention on a pool of capital almost twice the size of hedge funds
For starters, Rishi Sunak should make the whole tax system far less complicated
Pandemic has sparked a rise in online fraud bids at family offices
Further consolidation expected as competitive pressures increase on smaller players
The co-founder of SCM Direct chats to Claer Barrett for a special edition
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