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In this edition: Is the playing field level for black entrepreneurs in the UK?; Rising interest rates in Germany has a huge impact on the luxury property market; Is tax harvesting a financial ploy that has gone too far?; Amy Lo, head of UBS Hong Kong, believes the region is still a hotbed for wealthy clients —especially those based in mainland China
Amy Lo, who chairs the executive committee of the city’s Private Wealth Management Association, says it still has allure for Chinese clients
Staff retention is ‘number one’ priority at UBS after takeover as wealth managers aim to capitalise on turmoil
Business clusters benefit from scale and diversity but both are diminished by the loss of Credit Suisse
And he’s got a 12-bore shotgun
Miami, Dubai and Singapore boom by welcoming those chased out of rival international hubs
Your emotional hang-ups about money could stop you from getting richer
FT poll shows more readers are stashing any bonus cash rather than splashing it on luxuries
China Renaissance chief Bao Fan was establishing a fund to safeguard wealth before disappearance
Buyout would make low-profile business even more so as banking dynasty seeks to tighten control
Family holding company Concordia in talks to finance offer that values Paris-listed group at €3.7bn
Inflation presents a challenge to preserving wealth in real terms that has not been faced in decades
Financial institutions expect to lose ‘whole teams’ to private funds that will increasingly resemble hedge funds
Everyone’s got a protection officer these days, but how do you find a good one? We meet the CPOs
Bank bled about $89bn in fourth quarter, including 10% of wealth management assets
Too many of us start out with wrong maps and keep our vehicles in the lower gear
Banks have experimented with headsets and pixelated avatars to interact with clients
Market losses, inflation and currency movements combine to hurt savers this year
JPMorgan Chase financial advisers are fighting over who should manage some of the bank’s wealthiest clients. The FT’s US banking editor Joshua Franklin breaks down the infighting
Clients and advisers are now easily accessible over video calls, and regular contacts can be more frequent
Digital asset investments fuelled by weak returns from equity and property
Author of ‘The Tipping Point’ calls on Jamie Dimon to intervene in tug of war for rich customers
Investment bank now needs to play catch-up in finding wealth management clients
MSD Partners combines with Byron Trott’s BDT merchant bank to advise billionaires on deals
Wealthy individuals viewed as new market for asset classes such as credit, private equity and real estate
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