Awards & Events St. James’s Place CIO: Recession unlikely, but portfolio resilience is still essential At the 2026 edition of Spear’s 500 Live, Justin Onuekwusi told investors how to mitigate rate risk, inflation and currency risk – all in the context of geopolitical instability and a ‘new political paradigm’ By Kathryn Anderson
Awards & Events Why outsourcing has become the defining question for modern family offices By Livia Giannotti
Property $400 million LA home could become the most expensive house sold in US history By Christian Maddock
Wealth Abu Dhabi’s ‘first home-grown hedge fund’ targets multi-billion AuM in three years By Edwin Smith
The Spear's 500 A guide to The Spear’s 500: Everything you need to know By Edwin Smith and Aisha Alli
Billionaires’ Rows: where do the world’s wealthiest UHNWs live? These London, Paris, New York, Hong Kong and Singapore enclaves are ultra-exclusive and ultra-desirable By Christian Maddock
Property Now we know who bought London’s most expensive home. He couldn’t have kept it secret for long By Christian Maddock
Property Duke of Devonshire’s bookshop to curate library at super-prime Mayfair development By Christian Maddock
Wealth From Gstaad Guy to Supersnake: how social media finally went ultra-high-net-worth It took a while, but a select band of influencers has finally conquered the world of the 0.01 per cent By Joseph Bullmore
Luxury Whistler’s split personality: world-class skiing meets million-dollar property boom By Edwin Smith
Luxury ‘There is a luxury in knowing where your clothes come from’: Nadja Swarovski on doing good for the world – and for business By Christian Maddock
Impact Philanthropy ‘Rich people won’t give their money unless you reward them’: Brian Eno on redistributing wealth and using his art to make connections By Livia Giannotti
Food & Drink From the Queen’s roast chicken to King Charles’ love of food: Tom Parker Bowles on feasts and cordials By Aisha Alli
‘We never say “no” – unless it’s illegal’: The secret life of a Raffles butler From marriage proposals to impromptu table tennis tournaments – the modern practitioners of the historic craft of butlering have their work cut out By Adam Hay-Nicholls
Law New Peter Thiel-backed venture lets anyone fight the press like a billionaire – from just $2,000 By Edwin Smith
Law Former INXS manager’s £14 million divorce win sparks warning: ‘Financial transparency is not optional’ By Christian Maddock
Law Husband ‘got away with blue murder’: Ex-High Court judge criticises divorce ruling By Christian Maddock
Law ‘People equate money and love’: Why inheritance disputes are increasingly resolved through mediation By Livia Giannotti
Art & Culture Are we repeating the same mistakes? The Inside Story of The Greatest Crash in Wall Street History By Martin Vander Weyer
Art & Culture Why I’m selling a $20 million Rembrandt and giving the proceeds to charity By George Nelson
Private Schools The Spear’s Schools Index 2026: the definitive guide to the 100 leading private schools in the world By Edwin Smith and Matthew Goldie-Scot
Private Schools King Charles’ alma mater expands – school that shaped royals arrives in UAE By Christian Maddock
Private Schools British school internationalisation: as branded institutions open across the globe, do they rival their UK counterparts? By Christian Maddock
Partner Content The Setai, Miami Beach: Where Art Deco glamour meets eastern serenity By Spear's Partners
