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Review: Jidori, Covent Garden
Emelia Hamilton Russell dines at Jidori, and finds the tiny, tasty dishes and endless carafes of sake rather moreish. With French doors spread wide…
A turning point in digital immortality
A couple of recent cases suggest that we could be on the cusp of intestacy and privacy laws stepping in to help assert control over your digital fo…
Luxury travel by design: Niquesa knows no limit
In the crowded market of luxury travel, destination specialist Niquesa designs and delivers the total experience, writes Arun Kakar Cycle through C…
What Fortnite taught me about the laws of gifting
An unlikely legal argument ensues when lawyer Catherine Pugsley attempts to take her teenage son’s phone away My 15 year old son Max and I ar…
FinTech investment hits £12.2bn as Bank of England plots life without checkouts
The Bank of England looks set to throw its considerable weight behind the UK’s thriving FinTech sector as fresh investment hits a record high, writ…
Why unexplained wealth orders now have ‘extraterrestrial powers’
A new and powerful anti-money laundering regime is targeting the wealthy, with an unprecedented reach to offshore jurisdictions, writes Simon Bushe…
Bank of England, boyfriends and Brexit: rate rise reaction
Wealth managers react as London’s ‘unreliable boyfriend’ Mark Carney raises interest rates despite looming Brexit uncertainty, wr…
How the crypto revolution is changing wealth managament
With the combined value of cryptocurrencies now north of $300 billion, blockchain is changing the world of wealth fast. Are you part of the revolut…
Review: The Fox & Pheasant, Chelsea
The revived Fox & Pheasant in SW3 is charming and authentic, with excellent food and even better service, writes William Cash The Fox & Phe…
Ellen MacArthur: why I believe in the ‘circular economy’
A record-breaking solo sailor is now leading a team aiming to change the system. Words by Emelia Hamilton-Russell The journey to the foundation beg…
Review: The Grand Salon, the Baccarat, New York
Christopher Jackson enjoys a memorable evening of caviar and champagne at the Baccarat in New York Located just opposite MoMA, the Baccarat impress…
Review: Picasso 1932, Tate Modern
An important exhibition at the Tate Modern shows the sheer extent of Picasso’s creative energy, writes Christopher Jackson It was James Shapiro who…
Review: Frenchie’s, Covent Garden
Jessica Brown heads to Frenchie in Covent Garden and finds a restaurant very much at the top of its game Frenchie could hardly be better located, a…
Fitzdares launches racing futures list at Glorious Goodwood
William Cash joins the Bright Young Things of the racing world in Sussex for the launch of the Fitzdares Racing Futures List Spear’s was invi…
Hidden chattels: how Birkin bags could skew a divorce settlement
The law in relation to the division of chattels following divorce is far from comprehensive, especially when things get personal, writes Harriet Er…
Review: Orestone Manor, South Devon
Ethereal views and a warm microclimate are enough to draw one to this charming Georgian manor, writes Rasika Sittamparam A trip to the Jurassic Coa…
Essay: Everything you didn’t know about P2P but were afraid to ask
P2P is an ancient asset class, but it is adapting impressively to meet the demands of the modern economy, writes Greg Carter When considering an in…
Review: The Mark Hotel, New York
Christopher Jackson visits the legendary Mark hotel and finds it awash with celebrities I attended the Mark Hotel on the eve of the Met Gala – that…
Why Jaguar’s F-Type SVR will set your heart racing
Jaguar’s F-Type SVR adds some aural oomph to its customary levels of style and performance, writes Cindy-Lou Dale ‘Of all the supercars you’ve driv…
Review: 67 Pall Mall
67 Pall Mall is going from strength to strength and has now opened some new space upstairs, writes Christopher Jackson In relatively short order, 6…