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In this issue: a Covid booster for India’s pharma entrepreneurs; Calvin Lo, insurer of the very rich; local demand supports house prices in ski resorts; company founders’ funding options widen far beyond VC
Whatever the gyrations of the markets, most of us seem to have an innate fondness for real assets
Swiss lender plans to extend new wealth management service that will target the affluent
Luxury locations in Europe and the US are attracting winter sports enthusiasts who live closest to home
The 45-year-old entrepreneur talks about inheritance tax, unusual demands and how he spends his own fortune
More courses are focusing on weaknesses and strengths — and the lessons for others
A business built on transformational deals is ready for the next one
Move designed to lure new generation of investors
Many advisers remain sceptical about digital assets but some are being forced to respond to client demand
Footballers earn big money, but often have huge financial problems to match
Will you be rushing to return to face-to-face advice?
FT Wealth’s annual special edition on family offices
Where the rich stand out from less well-off investors is in the range of investments they can access
Funds under management at St James’s Place up 14% since January
Institutions set up to manage the financial assets of rich families have quietly become key investors in financial markets
Young sports stars and celebrities face big challenges managing life-changing pots of money
Advising the growing ranks of wealthy women could be very profitable
Plus, a $3bn Blackstone deal falls through in China, and a City lawyer is accused of hacking his rival
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
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